Some folks want me to analyze the market. But honestly, how do you even analyze this market right now? The big players are busy fighting each other, retail investors are betting like it’s a sports game, and some have straight-up shifted to U.S. stocks! Traders who’ve never touched U.S. stocks before are now casually throwing out names like SK Hynix, Micron, and SpaceX… To be honest, I really can’t make sense of the current crypto market. It’s like a headless fly—Bitcoin bounces when there’s a U.S.-Iran deal, then drops again when the Fed sends out a hawkish signal. Up today, down tomorrow, no clear direction at all. Back in the day, crypto folks used to look down on traditional finance, thinking we were the future. And now? Wall Street is treating crypto assets like digital gold, while retail investors are chasing chips and rockets in the U.S. stock market. Korean retail investors bought nearly $800 million worth of SpaceX in a single day, while crypto trading volume has plummeted. At the end of the day, money flows to places with clear catalysts and short-term trends. That’s exactly what the crypto market is lacking right now. No new narratives, no fresh capital, just the same players cutting each other up. It’s not that I don’t want to analyze the market—it’s that I really can’t anymore.