Today is the weekly close, and the bulls have been liquidated again. It's really tough. The bulls have been holding for three or four years; is it really that hard to make some money? Looking at the 7-day liquidation chart, over 90% of the bulls have been wiped out. The remaining bulls are mostly low-leverage holders, so further declines are pointless. Even if it falls below 720,000, it will only liquidate a couple hundred million dollars. This doesn't even consider the possibility of retail investors increasing their margin requirements. With increased margin, the liquidation price will definitely be further away. Therefore, it will be difficult for the big players to harvest the remaining bulls who are desperately holding on. This liquidation also targets those who like to use high leverage. At this point, the market should be preparing for a rise to liquidate the short sellers. If the price rises back to 820,000, it will wipe out 2 billion dollars of short sellers. So, do you think Bitcoin will continue to fall or rise to liquidate the short sellers? Historically, every round of this kind of market movement basically results in a double liquidation. It might be delayed, but it will definitely happen. It will give you the feeling that the price is unlikely to rise, slowly but surely before finally pushing it up to liquidate the short sellers. So, this stage is really tough. If you can't endure it, you're out of the crypto world. Only those who persevere deserve to see that glimmer of hope.