The underlying reconstruction of the bullish logic for Bitcoin - this bull run is different from previous ones.
As a participant in the crypto market who witnessed the bull run of 2017, the choppy bull of 2021, and endured the bear market winter of 2022, my judgment on "Bitcoin bullish" has long transcended the simple understanding of "historical cycle replication." The current bullish logic is not a blind following of the past "3-month main rally," but rather a deep reconstruction based on the institutional capital structure, the process of compliance, and the fundamental changes in macro liq

U.S. stocks opened sharply lower, with all three major futures dipping collectively. The Nasdaq futures fell more than 1.6%, and the technology zone became a hard-hit area.
Palantir fell nearly 8% in a single day, with giants like Nvidia and Tesla also weakening simultaneously, as market panic sentiment escalates and demand for safe-haven assets surges.
This pullback is primarily due to two major contradictions. First, liquidity continues to tighten: the U.S. government has been shut down for 35 days, matching the longest record in history, and the Treasury is under financial strain, significa

November Crypto World Observation: Bear Market Has Arrived, or Is the Bull Run Taking a Break?
When the market is shrouded in doubts of having "topped out", everyone is asking: Is the bull run over, will we see a significant drop in November?
Hold on - the answer may contradict the intuition of the panic-stricken: it won't.
1. Redefining "topping out": it is the main force unloading, not just that it rises a lot and then falls.
Many people equate "long-lasting increases" and "high increases" with a top signal, which is a typical emotional misjudgment.
The true meaning of a peak comes from