The current market situation is actually starting to look a bit off—while the US stock market continues to rise steadily, Bitcoin remains stuck around 80k, not following the upward trend at all. The underlying issues behind this warrant caution.

1. The core of this US stock rally is not a return to broad risk appetite, but rather institutional funds continuing to flock into tech stocks. Essentially, it's more like a "safe-haven rally," and doesn't indicate that funds are willing to re-engage with high-volatility assets.

2. The biggest pressure on Bitcoin now comes from the funding side. New capital is clearly insufficient, and on-chain liquidity is actually flowing out. The sideways consolidation at high levels has gradually turned into a "funds bloodletting machine," with many short-term funds being repeatedly drained.

3. Historically, Bitcoin and US stocks are not always synchronized; their correlation shifts with the cycle. When the market enters a high-sensitivity phase, Bitcoin often weakens first rather than continuing to follow US stocks.

4. Plus, with recent crude oil prices plunging, concerns about a slowdown in global demand are intensifying. In this environment, high-volatility risk assets are naturally suppressed.

Therefore, the best strategy at this stage remains: observe first, avoid chasing longs, and avoid heavy positions.

Sideways movement at high levels plus outflow of funds is a classic "bittersweet market."
Either wait for a drop below 78,000 to confirm weakness and then follow the short;
or wait for a volume breakout above 82,000 before considering trend-following.

The more tangled the market, the more you need to control the pace.
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