Don’t start shouting about a crash just because you see 'massive inflows of funds.' Bitcoin just saw a single-day inflow of $730 million. From historical experience, this kind of extreme inflow is indeed worth paying attention to. The last two times similar signals appeared: BTC saw a maximum drawdown of about 38% BTC saw a maximum drawdown of about 30% So, I agree on one thing: We’re likely already in a phase of local highs. If we see consolidation, pullbacks, or even a deeper correction next, I wouldn’t be surprised at all. But I want to remind everyone of a very important concept: Don’t use bear market habits to analyze the current market. Massive inflows ≠ A crash starts tomorrow Massive inflows ≠ History will definitely repeat Massive inflows ≠ This rally is already over Market conditions, trend structures, and liquidity can all be different. What this signal really tells us is: The market is overheated in the short term, risk-reward is declining, and we need to stay cautious. It doesn’t mean that just because we see a similar historical signal, BTC is guaranteed to crash another 30%-40%. My current game plan is actually pretty clear: Short-term: Be wary of local highs and pullbacks. Mid-term: Wait for a pullback to find new buying opportunities. Big picture: Don’t switch to a bear market mindset just because of one overheating signal. The most common mistake in the market: Always being bearish at the lowest point of a bear market, And when the trend actually starts to change, your mindset is still stuck in the last bear market.