Bitcoin hovered around 77k for five days this week.

When it went up, people pushed it back down; when it dropped, someone bought the dip.
Honestly, no one dares to make the first move.
Interestingly, no one is panicking.
It's not optimism, just too lazy to care.
The market is like a dead pond, not even a splash when you throw a stone.
But money hasn't been idle.
XRP's ETF has been attracting funds this week, while BTC and ETH are losing money.
NEAR jumped out saying it will use AI to manage ecosystem growth, and the market responded with a direct vote.
It's not stepping on the brakes; it's pressing the accelerator.
Funds are concentrating in places with stories.
It's not a general rally; it's a gamble.
The US stock market is still pretending to be dead at high levels.
VIX is below 17, like a timed bomb everyone is pretending not to see.
Next week, I’ll focus on two things:
Can the US stocks keep holding up, and whether Bitcoin can defend last week’s low.
If US stocks shake and cause Bitcoin to collapse, it won’t be about 77K anymore.
The only lesson I learned this week:
When the market is still, it’s more tormenting than when it’s moving.