<ul><li>Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $75,000 on April 6, but later recovered to reclaim the $78,000 level.</li><li>Bitcoin's high correlation with traditional markets tends to be short-lived, and many indicators suggest traders are waiting for better entry opportunities.</li><li>Gold, often regarded as a reliable 'store of value', dropped in 2022 and took three years to recover its previous all-time high.</li><li>Bitcoin's near-zero futures funding rate, relatively modest futures liquidations, and stablecoin premium in China suggest a strong likelihood that Bitcoin's price has found a bottom at $75,000.</li></ul>

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