Let's talk about topics beyond the market charts—what's happening on the news side.

The US and Iran are no longer fighting; can the crypto market go up?
Not necessarily. War only increases the probability of a decline; the core issue still comes down to the crypto space itself lacking new narratives and growth drivers.

Simply put, the story has been told. If stopping the war is considered a positive signal, you can look at the Russia-Ukraine conflict—markets only dipped briefly, and all losses were recovered by that evening.

Looking further back, during the decentralized revolution, Bitcoin was dubbed digital gold. Theoretically, the more chaotic the world, the more Bitcoin should rise. So why has it been falling steadily during this period?

The essence of finance is humans eating humans.
No matter how you see it, there are reasonable arguments to defend your stance.

Our core focus should still be how to earn more USD.
In this market environment, how to ensure you don’t lose your edge?
Make some small trades, earn a few thousand dollars each month,
and cover your living expenses—that already puts you ahead of 99% of people.