Retail investors are always the biggest victims in the market.

After BTC peaks, the market clearly shows a lack of liquidity; then gold and silver are introduced, with continuous gains over the past month, completely stirring retail investors' greed, cutting into the B-coin circle and entering gold.
In late January, they successfully stand their ground again. For retail investors who don't know how to buy or sell, standing their ground is a lifelong fate, just changing positions often, but the nature of the work remains the same.
After gold, US stocks are listed on major platforms, with the Nasdaq hitting new highs again, making retail investors drool.
They switch from gold to US stocks; later, crude oil is listed on major exchanges.
It's like a family bucket combo, fully equipped; then in April, BTC rebounds again, and retail investors mistake the rebound for a return to a bull market.
Basically, these major products take turns on stage, with retail investors repeatedly cutting and switching.
They get dizzy, and their pockets are empty.
You think platforms listing gold, US stocks, and crude oil are to create wealth for retail investors in the B-coin circle, giving everyone more options, but actually, it's to accelerate draining retail investors' funds.
This market is gradually diluting retail investors' funds step by step to maintain long-term stable platform profits.

As April comes to an end, this wave of BTC rebound will eventually end.
The storm of US stocks, gold, and crude oil is approaching; if you didn't catch the rebound in April, don't expect a big drop in May.
Avoid the big drop in the first half of May to seize the rebound in the second half of May.