Today, U.S. stocks surged significantly (the Nasdaq rose over 4%, and the S&P 500 rose 3.3%), with risk sentiment high, but Bitcoin fell against the trend by 2.2%, dipping below $101,000 at its lowest, appearing out of place. There are no obvious macroeconomic headwinds; although U.S. Treasury yields have risen and rate cut expectations have weakened, U.S. stocks remain strong, and on-chain data does not indicate a large-scale sell-off. In fact, the exchange's $BTC supply has slightly decreased, suggesting no systemic risk.

Given the rising rates in U.S. Treasury auctions and the lukewarm performance of bid multiples, some investors may have shifted to short-term U.S. Treasuries through liquidating cryptocurrency allocations during the strong performance of U.S. stocks, putting temporary pressure on BTC. However, with low turnover and the support zone not being broken, there is no panic in the market, and investors remain cautiously optimistic about BTC's long-term trend.

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