A giant whale that had been dormant for seven full years suddenly thrashed today. The scene looks all too familiar—almost exactly like last summer’s batch of old relics that “woke up from the ancient era.” Every time “old money” at this level shifts, the market has to tremble along with it, three shivers in a row.

Honestly, with this current chart, sentiment has already frozen beyond frozen—fear is nearly ready to plummet through the floor. This whale dumped nearly 3,000 coins into exchanges in one go. Anyone with eyes can tell: either they’re taking profits at the top, or they’re shuffling positions behind the scenes. Either way, the essence is large capital offloading. And the little buy pressure from would-be buyers isn’t even enough to plug the gap.

In a weak market like this, any supposed support levels, any psychological thresholds—are just paper walls. Large funds keep draining blood from the market. The chart is as fragile as glass. My view is blunt: whoever rushes in to bottom-fish in the short term is the one going to fill the pit. This whale’s sell-off is just the starter. After this, there’s likely to be a whole bunch of big players sprinting ahead to sell too. Once the panic selling is triggered, that’s when it turns into real steel and real swords.

With sentiment already ruined this badly, the bottom can’t be completed in one step. I think this wave of selling pressure still needs to digest for a few more months, and the true bottom is still down there waiting. In terms of execution, there’s just one line: if your hands are itching, chop them off; if your eyes are red, close them. Be honest and wait until the chart steadies on its own. Coming in now is purely asking for yourself to be miserable. #美伊战争阴云再起