Latest data shows that if Bitcoin falls below $60,000 again, the time for the market to return to its historical high may be delayed until 2027. Analysts believe that the current pullback and market conditions suggest there is still room for downside, and the intensified selling by whales has increased the pressure for market recovery.

On March 17, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded net inflows for the sixth consecutive trading day, pushing Bitcoin's price up more than 12%. Total net inflows reached $962.8 million, primarily supported by BlackRock and Fidelity. Despite modest inflow volumes, the consistency is strengthening, and investor sentiment is warming. Analysts believe short-term price movements are influenced by capital inflows and macroeconomic environment changes.

Gate News, on March 15, market data showed that CFX reached a new phase high on the 4-hour candlestick chart, with the price touching approximately 0.06282 USDT, representing a 24-hour increase of about 14%. Some community members believe this round of gains may be related to recent macroeconomic news catalysts. Previously, media citing sources reported that Iran is considering allowing certain tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, provided that oil transportation is settled in yuan. Related discussions have once again triggered market attention to the yuan stablecoin and cross-border payment narrative.