Make a message summary. I have been saying that this decline is caused by the U.S. government shutdown. The root cause is that without government income, essential expenses such as military salaries and overseas bases need to be maintained, which requires issuing short-term U.S. Treasuries or draining liquidity from the banking system. Additionally, the Federal Reserve just finished its balance sheet reduction in December, stopping the dollar recovery, and these two money-consuming mechanisms together drained liquidity from the market instantly. Risk assets plummeted, and everyone moved to safe assets. It’s not that the market doesn’t recognize Bitcoin or tech stocks; mainly, there are too many places that need money, so they sell first to get cash, then buy back after solving the problem. Currently, the fundamentals of the crypto market are fine; it’s just that liquidity has dried up due to lack of funds. So the conclusion is, don’t rush to buy the dip with large positions; you can do dollar-cost averaging but avoid full positions or opening large contracts to buy the dip. For Bitcoin, you can start dollar-cost averaging at 100,000 with every 2,000 drop, buying $500 worth; for Ethereum, start at 3,200. For every 100 drop, buy $500. I still believe Bitcoin can return to 130,000 and Ethereum to 5,000. As long as the U.S. government opens up and releases liquidity, funds will favor risk assets. So everyone should keep cash on hand recently, watch the U.S. government’s moves, and wait for large-scale buying opportunities for more stability. Short-term trading is possible. Our team is currently focusing on short-term trading! Take profits and exit. No big picture! Fight on, and stay safe!