At four o'clock in the morning, Bitcoin hovers around $69,000, with increased volatility. That mysterious Discord group has returned to silence, as if the market-shaking message just now never existed.
The tug-of-war between bulls and bears in the market never ceases. The conference room of the Federal Reserve is just one heavyweight player in this global chess game, but not the only one. The direction of the liquidity tide will ultimately be determined by multiple forces such as economic growth, inflation resilience, geopolitical factors, and technological advancements.
For every participant in the crypto space, what truly matters may not be predicting the exact moment the floodgates will open, but rather checking their own position — whether they are in the low-lying areas that will be submerged first, or in the high ground that can navigate the flow and even build new dams. In the next wave of capital driven by easing expectations, the biggest winners may not be those who first shout the “bull market” slogan, but those who can calmly discern the true direction of the tide amidst the noise and adjust their sails in advance. The true spirit of crypto is the construction of a decentralized future, not just a short-term carnival of liquidity. The tide will eventually recede; when it does, who will leave solid footprints?
