BTC only fell 0.36% in a week, which may be the most important signal of this round.

Over the past week, BTC has hardly moved. The data shows that BTC has only fallen by 0.36% in 7 days, and the price has remained fluctuating in the range of $61705-64700. On the surface, the market seems to have entered a period of calm. But what is truly worth paying attention to may not be the price, but the fact that funds are starting to reprice. This week, Strategy significantly reduced its holdings of 3588 BTC for the first time, breaking the long-standing market expectation of "buying only and not selling". Based on past experience, such news often triggers market panic, but this time BTC did not fall below $62000. Instead, after ETF funds returned to net inflows, it quickly digested the selling pressure. At the same time, there has been differentiation within the market. ETH rose 1.08% in a week, becoming one of the few mainstream assets that outperformed BTC; SOL, XRP, and DOGE all fell by more than 6%, and ADA fell by 15.04% in a week. Funds are beginning to flow back from some altcoins to more certain core assets. At present, the market's fear and greed index is still only 28, and emotions are still in the fear zone. However, BTC's ability to maintain volatility under negative news indicates that the market's ability to absorb is improving. In the next week, BTC will focus on the support range of $61500-62000 and the pressure zone of $64500-65500; If ETH continues to stand above $1800, it is still expected to become a mainstream asset with stronger performance in this round of rebound. Many times, trends do not change when they rise, but when negative conditions arise but cannot fall, they begin to change. Risk Warning: The views, conclusions, and recommendations presented in this article are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice. The market is risky, and investment needs to be cautious.