BTC "falls endlessly"? There are actually deeper reasons behind it!

Recently, my friends have been puzzled: the supply of BTC is getting smaller, and there are many people who want to buy, yet the price keeps falling.
What truly hampers the market is the "temporary funding constraints" of a certain country's finances—large amounts of cash are stuck due to process issues and cannot flow into the market.
The market has always been sensitive to the flow of funds, just like removing the "live water" causes prices to naturally stagnate.
And this wave of adjustment became a turning point for me and a friend.
He is an ordinary programmer who has saved 200,000 to welcome a new life.
After holding some BTC at a high price, the continuous decline in price made him very anxious, sending a private message:
"Bro, my wife is due to give birth next week, this money is for the confinement center fees, if it falls again, I will have to sell."
At two o'clock in the morning, I made a voice call: "Bro, the finances are just temporarily stuck, it's not that the money is gone."
It's not that the assets are worthless now, it's that the pipeline is blocked. Trust me, first reduce your position by half, and consider the rest as long-term holdings. If you really need it urgently, I can help you with the turnover.
He was stunned for half a day: "Bro, I'm not going to reduce it. Since you've said that, I believe you."
The next week will be the hardest to endure. Prices continue to fall, and he has significant unrealized losses. Every early morning, I can see him online checking the market.
In mid-November, the turning point came. Seeing the news of the negotiations easing, I immediately reminded him to pay attention to the timing of operations. After following the plan, he smiled wryly: "The floating loss is even bigger now." I told him not to worry and to wait.
Later that day, the price surged quickly. He sent a voice message, and his voice was trembling: "Bro... I'm back to breakeven!" The background sound was a conversation with family. #美停摆危机或将结束？