1.31 Bitcoin and Precious Metals Trend Analysis: Continuation of Bearish Trend or Imminent Rebound?

1.30 Market Analysis, Bitcoin is accelerating its decline, the bearish trend is confirmed, and the target of 80,000 is within reach.

This week, in the East 8 Time Zone, the price of Bitcoin briefly fell below **$83,000** (according to a single source), triggering a chain liquidation of leveraged long positions due to a short-term pullback, with approximately **$1.7 billion** in passive liquidations across the entire market within 24 hours (according to a single source), marking a key turning point in this round of market activity. At the same time, **BTC, ETH, SOL**, and several other assets, including **tokenized silver futures**, faced pressure simultaneously, leading to a concentrated clearing of leveraged positions in the futures and options markets.

You can follow the official account Gu Jingci, which focuses on guidance and layout for mainstream coins.

1.31 Tonight's monthly K-line closes, precious metal prices plummet collectively.

In the Eastern Eight Time Zone this week, the American crypto analysis platform **Santiment** indicated that the overall sentiment in the crypto market has fallen to a year-low, with social media filled with pessimistic expectations for the future. Compared to previous rounds of volatility, the negative sentiment this time has been amplified across multiple communities, with bearish voices clearly outweighing bullish discussions, and market sentiment is closer to "utter disappointment" rather than a temporary correction. In this context, a key question is posed to all traders: when fear reaches its peak,

Bitcoin has not been stabilized by the market as a safe-haven tool; "digital gold" is more of a narrative rather than a validated asset attribute.

The big coin has started to rebound, while Ethereum remains unchanged. Has it really hit the bottom?

In 2026, the global financial markets experienced severe fluctuations at the beginning of the year, with the precious metals sector facing an epic sell-off. Silver plummeted 35% in a single day, gold fell by 12%, and U.S. stocks weakened simultaneously.

Focus on intraday long positions.

One-sentence conclusion: Long, medium, and short-term charts are forming a rare technical "encirclement," with macroeconomic headwinds adding fuel to the fire. A rebound is merely a window for escape, not a call to charge.

Kevin Warsh will replace Powell as the Chairman of the Federal Reserve.

On October 10, 2025, the global cryptocurrency market experienced a sudden and severe flash crash, with mainstream asset prices plummeting instantly. **ETH was once driven down to $2700.11**, and the intense volatility swept through spot, contract, and on-chain ecosystems in a short period. In the aftermath, public opinion quickly split: one side pointed fingers at Binance's USDe yield products, believing that unlimited collateral and high-yield narratives amplified leverage and systemic risk; the other side emphasized the macro environment and the high-leverage structure of the entire market.