On March 29, BTC price continued to fall, temporarily dropping below $82,000. The latest US economic data showed that core PCE inflation rose by 0.4% month-on-month, reaching the largest increase in a year, with a year-on-year increase of 2.8%, exceeding market expectations. Meanwhile, the University of Michigan's long-term inflation expectations reached a 32-year high, indicating increased market concerns about inflation recovery.

Bitunix analyst's perspective: The market is currently in a macro risk stage and needs to wait for market sentiment to calm down. If Bitcoin can stabilize above $82,000 and show signs of capital inflow, it can be considered to gradually increase positions, with the target pointing to above $90,000.