Is the pie shaking back and forth because of a lack of money? Obviously not, it is lacking a reason to go up or down.

The thoughts about the main players actually hope to pump the market more than we do. For large funds, the potential gains from pumping the market will always exceed the gains from shorting.

The fear is that the market manipulation is unfounded, and without a reasonable reason for the manipulation, it can be very costly. Why? It's all about consensus. If the market suddenly experiences a manipulation, the voices and emotions in the market become difficult to unify, and the selling pressure will increase the cost of pushing progress.

The principle of dumping is the same; when you offload, I absorb the chips. If there isn’t a strong enough force to crash it deeply, and if the crash is shallow, it can only affect the contract players and wash out the short-term retail investors, which can only be considered a futile effort.

Everyone is just waiting for an opportunity, because once it starts, it will definitely shake off most people in the early stages, increasing the average holding cost for most people.

After seeing the gold and coming back to look at the cakes, I believe the cake circle will provide everyone with a satisfactory answer in the second half of the year!

I can't be bothered to keep going back and forth in the short term, and I'm not really interested in playing with leverage. This feeling is hard to put into words; it might be that I've gotten older and my energy can't keep up, or it could be that I've passed the phase of desperately making money. Now it feels more like, if you let me earn a bit, that's fine, and if I earn nothing, I don't care.