Regarding the market situation in the past few days, after 1011, the Asian market has almost lost all liquidity, with no liquidity during the day. Almost all major Asian players have been washed out, and the market is nearly controlled by Wall Street. First, purchasing cryptocurrencies in the U.S. and some European countries is taxable, so they are not inclined to trade easily. For them, frequent trading on exchanges may not be profitable. In summary, the free-trading Asians are more easily washed out under extreme market conditions. Everyone should have seen the recent candlestick charts; with the approval of the ETF and Wall Street's control, the crypto space can only be described as 'crypto space.' The extreme line drawings over several consecutive days raise the question of whether it will rise or fall, who can say? In such market conditions, most trading systems will fail, just like Buffett encountered Trump drawing lines. For many retail investors, the market behind this period has truly changed. When the market has no liquidity, and BTC becomes a market for professional capital, that moment marks the point at which the market for Bitcoin no longer belongs to the majority of players. Abandoning short-term trading and only making trades on a monthly basis is currently the only choice for retail investors.