Yes, price volatility continues to move both up and down for many different reasons, but in reality, nothing has fundamentally changed. In the end, whether one holds a bullish or bearish view, retail investors are gradually finding the market more difficult to navigate. Many participants assign too much meaning to short-term market structures and try to absorb and interpret every piece of information in depth. This leads to a significant amount of mental and emotional energy being consumed. Ironically, this kind of environment often prevents people from making the right decisions at the most important moments. Their thinking becomes overly complex, and their decision criteria lose clarity. If information cannot be fully internalized and turned into one’s own framework, then having too much information can actually become harmful rather than helpful. My perspective has not changed. Trends do not shift easily. The Bitcoin market still appears to attract a high level of attention and expectation. Unless an unexpected variable emerges, I believe that before the market creates a real downside shock, there is a high probability that it will first produce a hopeful pattern that triggers FOMO among bullish participants.(mignolet)