MicroStrategy’s still stacking $BTC despite the dip. Some analysts, like Arthur Hayes, reckon this “Trump-dump” could wrap up by March, setting the stage for a rebound. 
History backs this up: March has averaged 17% gains for $BTC and $ETH over the last four years (Coinglass). 
Big upcoming catalysts like the CPI data drop on March 12 and ETF inflow trends could decide if we bounce or keep consolidating in that $70K-$90K range.

Technically, $BTC and $ETH’s MACD is flashing bearish, with the MACD line crossing below the signal line (TradingView). But the heavy sell-side volume might burn out soon, opening the door for a bounce or even a trend reversal, as some X posts have hinted lately.

Bottom line: the #MarketPullback in crypto right now is a natural pit stop, not the end of the road. If you’re trading, this could be a “buy the dip” moment if you’re bullish long-term.