Good afternoon, everyone. In the past two days, BTC has been repeatedly testing the 90,000 mark but has not been able to hold above it. I’m sure everyone has also felt the market's coolness. The trading volume has noticeably shrunk, and when it rises, it gets dumped immediately. When it falls, it’s even more severe, and the decline from the bottom is even larger, yet the trading volume has actually pumped up. This phenomenon is quite interesting.

What does a decrease in Trading Volume mean? Two possibilities: either there is insufficient off-market funding, or both bulls and bears lack a clear desire to operate. In simple terms, selling has stalled, and it can't get dumped any further. This is usually a prelude to a bear market. A bottom drop accompanied by high Trading Volume usually indicates what? Panic selling is happening. Holders are afraid of further declines and are directly liquidating their positions at the bottom. In this environment, the probability of a significant fall is clearly greater than a sudden rise.

Recently, I've seen quite a few losses among friends in the crypto space, and it’s quite heartbreaking. Instead of chasing those uncertain altcoins, it’s better to put this capital into BTC spot for long-term accumulation. For those interested in traditional safe-haven assets, gold is also an option, and we can discuss the nuances in that area.

So here's a friendly reminder again, it's better to steer clear of scams, as most of them are destined to zero or run away. The current market rhythm is quite dull, which actually tests patience. Never swing your chips around recklessly during such times, or you might end up losing the hard-earned money.

The above is just a personal observation shared and does not constitute investment advice. Everyone must take responsibility for their own investment decisions, and it is essential to think independently, evaluate the risk-reward ratio, and avoid acting impulsively.