Recently, while analyzing candlestick charts, I discovered an interesting phenomenon. When trading volume remains consistently low, most accounts are in a loss state, and this is the most difficult time to endure. But what if the trading volume shrinks to an extreme point? At this time, the loss margins across accounts are roughly similar, and market participants' emotions are also generally aligned — which often indicates that the bottom is not far away.

History shows us that the most desperate moments are usually the best opportunities to get in. Really, don’t rush to buy the dip; be patient and wait for the moment when liquidity completely freezes. My personal judgment is that the big move for Bitcoin in this round won’t be too far off. When that moment arrives, it might be time to seriously consider adjusting your positions.