The recent market has been quite interesting. Look at the major index, it has been gradually climbing. This kind of rise is not the rapid surge that makes adrenaline spike, but a slow upward movement like boiling a frog in warm water. By the time retail investors finally sense the "bull market is coming" signals and get ready to buy, Bitcoin's price has long since moved far away from the foot of the mountain. This is the most common case of hindsight in the market. If you are still hesitating whether to buy the dip now, the final outcome is likely to be buying at a high price.

Let's talk about what happened last night. The US stock market was falling, but crypto assets were moving upward against the trend. Think back—was it always the opposite before? When US stocks rose, the crypto market fell, and funds flowed into traditional finance. Now, the trend has shifted again, and money is flowing back into the crypto market. This seesaw effect actually reflects a change in risk appetite.

Regarding the current market, I want to be very straightforward: don't try to predict the top, and don't blindly buy the dip. What you should do is to position yourself in advance before the main trend solidifies. Even just holding your spot assets passively is much more relaxing than constantly staring at candlestick charts and feeling conflicted. Markets are often born out of disappointment and move upward amid swings. The current calm is just a preparation for the next round of more intense volatility.