#数字资产市场动态 The market is once again playing out the same old story—making bold statements to create volatility, then retreating at the last moment. This script is no longer new in the financial markets.

The most painful phenomenon is the divergence. When the US stock market falls, it quickly recovers, as if nothing happened. But what about Bitcoin? It remains below the previous decline level, showing no signs of catching up. Why is this happening?

The answer points to a critical issue: a severe lack of incremental off-market funds. Without new capital entering to absorb the supply, it is almost impossible for BTC to break through the $100,000 mark. This is the most dangerous aspect of the current market.

From the candlestick and capital flow analysis, Bitcoin is likely to fluctuate widely between $85,000 and $95,000, with no clear trend of a one-sided rally. Trading strategies must be adjusted accordingly.

A special reminder to long-position traders: do not hold your positions stubbornly now! The typical approach of holding through a bull market will only lead to repeated stop-losses in a volatile market. Realized profits on paper can be wiped out, and worse, you might get liquidated. The most feasible approach is flexible operation—buy low and sell high within the range, take profits promptly, and exit immediately if the level breaks. Do not fight against the market.

The key is to adapt to the rhythm. In such a market, agility is more important than direction.