"The poor work for money, while the rich make money work for them."

As of May 28, the US spot BTC ETF has experienced net outflows for nine consecutive trading days, with a single-day net outflow reaching 733 million dollars, setting the largest single-day outflow record since the end of January this year. This indicates that institutional funds have significantly reduced their exposure to Bitcoin spot in the past week.

Recently, several cryptocurrency trading platforms, including Binance, OKX, and Hyperliquid, launched "Pre-IPO Perpetual Futures."

In a bull market phase, as long as Bitcoin retraces and does not drop below the MA377 daily moving average, the upward trend will continue;

In taking over this position, Waller's core goal is to reshape the overall operational framework of the Federal Reserve. Throughout his twenty years in the field, his economic regulation strategy has consistently remained coherent and clear, officially taking office with a mature plan.

The essence of the arc peak is the process in which market sentiment gradually shifts from exuberant frenzy to numb observation, and finally to complete panic.

Use a long-term perspective to assess the market, and participate in trading with short-term techniques?

Many cryptocurrency enthusiasts have a question: Can the crypto market replicate the bull market of 2021? The answer is very clear: The widespread rally of 2021 is basically unlikely to be reproduced, but the market still has entirely new possibilities.

The mindset in this round of bear market is far less tormenting than before; extreme emotions expressing total collapse and outright calling the market a scam are almost unheard of, and the overall sentiment has stabilized significantly.

The three methods of descent are a typical continuation pattern of a downward trend, born only in a bearish market.

Fibonacci retracement is a core tool for experienced traders to accurately assess support and resistance, and it is also a highly practical trading aid with a high tolerance for errors.

The profit and loss ratio refers to the proportion between the expected profit from each trade and the loss you are willing to accept for a stop-loss.

It is the foundation of all technical analysis and the core key to understanding market sentiment and judging the authenticity of market trends. Every mature trader always first comprehends trading volume.