Recently, the trend of BTC has indeed been somewhat strange. A close observation reveals that the first two hours after the U.S. stock market opens often show no significant movement, and the real liquidity shock usually manifests after 2 PM. This pattern has repeated in the past few trading days, reflecting both the structural impact of the Fed's repurchase protocol on the market and the differences in trading preferences among participants at different times.

Today, we finally waited for the crucial thousand-point level fluctuation. Considering the recent changes in the correlation between ETH and BTC, as well as the fragility of market liquidity, it is a good choice to set up a take-profit position and take a break for now. After all, a clear mind often makes it easier to make the right decisions than staying up all night guarding the market. Let's wake up tomorrow and check the market results; perhaps we can have a more objective judgment then.