Entering mid-January, the market has experienced a classic "ECG" pattern. Many people are beginning to wonder: is this the end of the bull market? Not really. This sideways consolidation is not due to capital withdrawal, but rather a painful transition phase as the market shifts from "broad-based rally" to "sector differentiation."

By carefully observing the movements of major funds, they have not exited the market; they are simply repositioning. The old narratives are gradually giving way, and new themes are taking center stage. At the same time, from a macro perspective, market sentiment is gradually warming.

At this critical juncture, the market offers us a key window: accumulation.

For conservative investors, continue with your regular BTC and ETH dollar-cost averaging strategies, and do not overly focus on short-term fluctuations of 10%-20%. For investors willing to take on risk, you can focus on leading projects in the AI infrastructure and compliant RWA sectors. This moment is precisely the lowest cost time to accumulate chips.

Looking back, what was your choice during this adjustment? Reduce or increase your positions? What new sector do you believe will be the most promising in 2026?