In just one week, the global financial markets have started to diverge. Assets that used to move in sync are now showing different rhythms. In last Sunday’s video, we conducted a systematic analysis of BTC, ETH, MSTR, SNDK, the S&P, Nasdaq, and gold. Looking back now, some assets are still following their original paths. For example, storage stocks represented by SanDisk and gold are both still in a rebound phase after their previous declines. However, the rhythm of other assets has quietly shifted, such as BTC, ETH, and a number of crypto-related stocks. Since hitting a local low of 57,800 on July 1, BTC’s key upward moves have shared a common trait: the surges come very suddenly, often without much buildup; after the surge, it quickly enters a sideways phase, dragging the market back into a tug-of-war between bulls and bears. This happened from August 18–22, and it’s happening again since September 17. The most frustrating part of this pattern is how the sideways movement seems to constantly wear down market consensus: when bullish sentiment overheats, the price undergoes a deep or complex correction; when bearish positions pile up again, it might suddenly break upward, clearing out liquidity above. Every time the shorts become overly concentrated, key levels are quickly broken; then bullish sentiment heats up again, and BTC starts oscillating once more. This continues until the market loses patience, and then it suddenly chooses a direction. The more complex it gets, the more we need to study it. The harder it is, the more we need to face it head-on. In tomorrow’s video, we’ll do our best to systematically break down Bitcoin to help us see, understand, and keep up with the rhythm of the upcoming market trends. See you in tomorrow afternoon’s new video. Let’s cut through the fog and see where the tide is heading. #BTC #ETH #Crypto #MarketAnalysis