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Let's look back at what actually happened in the previous cycle from a technical standpoint.
Major market turns rarely occur in a vacuum. Usually there's a trigger—exchange collapses, tech narratives falling apart, or some other systemic stress—that finally breaks the dam and sparks the correction.
But here's what's interesting: the patterns repeat. Each cycle brings its own shock event, yet the underlying mechanics follow a similar rhythm. Understanding these catalysts isn't just retrospective analysis—it's about recognizing when conditions are primed for the next move. Whether it's sentiment

A meme coin starting from zero and reaching a $10 million market cap within 24 hours is what truly injects confidence into the market. What is the current situation? A small group of people are still doing their homework and accumulating chips. As for the majority? They turn around and throw in 5,000 yuan, then show off on social media. Two types of people, two attitudes—market ups and downs hinge on this single thought.

If someone had told me at the beginning of 2024 that BTC would face such liquidity difficulties, my reaction would probably be—doubtful. But reality is often more complicated. Over the past year, we have witnessed rapid changes in the liquidity landscape of the crypto market. BTC's trading depth and order book thickness are undergoing unprecedented tests. The once taken-for-granted assumption of high liquidity has been shattered one by one during extreme market volatility. This is not an intelligence issue, but rather the market itself teaching us to re-understand asset characteristics. Someti

Here's something worth noting: the proportion of Bitcoin held by publicly listed companies sits below 2% of the total supply in circulation. This figure raises an interesting question about institutional adoption patterns and corporate treasury strategies in the crypto space.
With major corporations having explored Bitcoin as a reserve asset over recent years, one might expect higher accumulation rates. Yet the numbers tell a different story—corporate holdings remain relatively modest despite growing mainstream attention.
As we look ahead to 2026, the trajectory of Bitcoin treasuries among pub

At the 86888 level, I took a long position. To be honest, there seems to be further room for a pullback below, but based on the recent ten days of movement, the 4H chart at this level always manages to recover. So I decided to buy the dip first to prevent missing out if a bearish trend starts.
Below, I also placed a small order at 84888. This level is also a good support. If even 84888 cannot hold, and the 4H line cannot withstand this defensive line, then the downward potential is quite significant. It will then depend on how strong the breakout is.

These three price levels are very close in pattern, all representing typical trap high points. Many beginners without experience tend to chase the rise and breakouts, only to get trapped badly. To be honest, this looks more like a rebound during a downtrend rather than a genuine bottoming and accumulation.
Looking at a few signals makes it clear. From a capital flow perspective, monitoring data shows that the main exchange accounts are not sufficiently accumulated. The weekly volume on BTC spot trading also hasn't significantly increased, which usually indicates that large funds are not active

Ethereum is staring down what could be its 9th consecutive red monthly close in 2024. That's quite the losing streak. When an asset bleeds that many months in a row, you're looking at something pretty significant—whether it's profit-taking pressure, macro headwinds, or just the market cycling through different narratives. The question now is whether we'll see a reversal this month or if the red ink keeps flowing. Traders watching ETH need to keep an eye on support levels and volume patterns to spot any potential turning points.

Those who are bearish want you to believe that Bitcoin's price will fall and that the market is over. But we've seen this show countless times.
The key is actually just two words: consolidation.
Looking at the bigger picture, everything makes sense. The market never moves according to the pace of panic sellers; instead, those who can hold on and are not emotionally driven are the ones who laugh last. Every cycle is like this—no matter how fierce the calls during panic periods, they can't compare to the power of patience and the chips held by those who wait.

My Bitcoin spot strategy is pretty straightforward—either I'm buying aggressively when prices crash to bargain levels, or I'm sitting on the sidelines and not touching it for years. Simple as that.
Current prices hovering around 80-90k? Not my entry point. I'm not chasing that upside.
Now, if we see a proper bear market or a real crash scenario, that's a different story—that's when the real opportunity presents itself.

Trailing stop triggered—locked in roughly 60% gains on the position. The exit timing worked out well this time around. Set it and let the automation handle the downside, which is exactly what happened. Pretty satisfied with how this played out. Sometimes the best trade management is just getting ahead of drawdowns before they spiral.

It's been a while since I operated fiat withdrawals. Today, I logged into the exchange's C2C and saw that 1U can only be exchanged for 6.82? I remember the last time I withdrew funds, the rate was still around 7.1. In just a few months, the exchange rate has dropped so significantly, indicating that withdrawal profits have been squeezed considerably. Now I'm torn between locking in the price and exiting early or betting on a rebound later. This wave of market movement has caused many people to struggle—whether to withdraw or continue holding depends on how they weigh the options.

Picture this scenario: what if a major asset management giant with $3 trillion under management decided to migrate 10-20% of their stablecoin operations directly onto a fully compliant blockchain infrastructure?
The implications are substantial. You're looking at billions in stablecoins flowing into a settlement layer built for institutional-grade compliance and regulatory alignment. This isn't speculative—it's about legacy finance recognizing the efficiency gains from decentralized rails.
When capital of that magnitude starts moving onchain, market liquidity transforms. The infrastructure nee

XRP is showing interesting technical setup for short-term traders. The price could pull back toward the $1.80 support zone before finding momentum to push higher toward $1.95. This key support level is worth monitoring closely—it's precisely where buyers might step in to defend against further downside. For those looking at swing trades, this dip could present a solid entry opportunity if the support holds. The rebound from these levels could offer decent upside potential for bulls in the near term.

Evidence keeps piling up on the timeline. XRP still feels massively undervalued to me—the gap between current price and fundamentals is wild.

Bento's shutdown caught my attention—turns out a solid platform still isn't enough when the revenue mechanics don't add up. The math just wasn't there, so not exactly shocking.
Here's what got me thinking though: if established platforms struggle with monetization issues, what about all those emerging Web3 protocols lacking product-market fit? They're sitting on the same powder keg.
Seems like we're circling back to basics—testing what actually sticks in this space.

Many traders chasing White Whale beta gains might be overlooking the real story behind this coin's stellar month-long rally. Here's the thing—White Whale's outperformance isn't riding on fundamentals or broader market momentum. It's riding on concentrated buying power. When a major holder decides to accumulate and push volume, you're watching whale-driven price action, not organic adoption. You can't just mirror that playbook across altcoins or beta projects. The dynamics shift entirely once the catalyst is individual whale interest rather than ecosystem development. Alternative tokens won't r

Options market data is now fully available. Recent changes in open interest for the largest options contracts (excluding ETFs/indices) show several noteworthy features: short-side inquiry volume accounts for over 70%, daily trading premiums exceed $250,000, and multi-leg trades remain below 10%. This data reflects the current directional characteristics of the options market and traders' risk preferences. For traders, high short-side volume combined with a low proportion of complex trades typically indicates significant shifts in market sentiment and position structure.

LUNA just hit a critical price level that could determine the next move. From this point, we might see either a solid bounce-back or a deeper slide toward the lower liquidity zones.
Played it safe by taking profits on 90% of the position at this resistance. Keeping the remaining 10% in play to ride any upside without risking too much exposure.
It's all about letting winners run while protecting your capital. The setup worked perfectly—sometimes the best trade is knowing when to step back.

The fundamental reason why many traders incur losses is not a lack of in-depth research, but being controlled by market sentiment.
The true logic of making money is actually very simple: don't chase the hot trends, but ask yourself—what kind of assets can withstand the cycle? What kind of decisions can minimize losses? The gap is never about quick reaction or luck, but about the judgment system formed through continuous learning.
What does this system include? First is judgment—being able to distinguish between bubbles and real value. Second is patience—knowing how to hold positions at the rig

In the early session, a short position was established on Bitcoin within the 89500 to 90000 range, simultaneously shorting Ethereum at 3050 to 3100. The brilliance of the strategy was perfectly validated by the afternoon's movement — the Bitcoin short position has already locked in approximately 2000 points of profit from entry to now. This price level choice coincidentally hit the key resistance rebound and pullback point, demonstrating excellent timing. The entire operation showcases precise judgment of short-term fluctuations in BTC and ETH.