Currently, funds are still flowing in to buy the dip, and it’s been happening for several days. You can see this from the continuous decline in the USDC/USDT exchange rate, the steady rise in dollar liquidity indicators, and the ongoing growth in the total market cap of stablecoins. Clearly, the U.S. stock market is performing better, once again proving that Bitcoin has completely become a subordinate asset to the U.S. dollar, only able to follow its lead. So, Bitcoin will most likely see a rebound, but I tend to believe the extent of this rebound will be limited.