#币安合约实盘 The Privacy Coin zone has completely gone silent. The trends of $ZEN and $ZEC in the past two days are hard to watch. How much market Liquidity is still left? 📉 Last night's bloodbath saw 340,000 long positions wiped out. Even more surreal is that the total liquidation amount was only 450 million dollars, meaning the average loss was less than 3,000 dollars per person. What does this indicate? There is no meat left in the market, and even the harvesting has become meager. Bitcoin couldn't hold the 100,000 mark, Ethereum fell over 10% in a single day, and altcoins? Who knows how far they've dropped into hell. Yet, strangely, amidst this wreckage, the new coin $MMT suddenly surged by 2039%... The level of division in this market has surpassed common sense. Looking back at this cycle: Bitcoin rose from 15,000 to 120,000, an 8-fold increase; ETH surged from 800 to 4,800, a 6-fold increase. The numbers on paper are stunning. But what about your holdings? How many people's altcoin faith has already gone to zero, each rebound feels like a startled bird, fleeing at the slightest rustle of the grass. Traditional markets are also unstable. The Nasdaq dropped over 2%, and the Goldman Sachs Retail Investor Sentiment Index plummeted 3.6% in a single day. After Palantir's earnings report crashed, even the "big short" Burry has started to short tech stocks. Panic sentiment is spreading from the crypto circle to Wall Street. What’s even more outrageous is the U.S. government— the number of shutdown days is about to break the historical record. Civil servants are not receiving their salaries, regulatory agencies are in a semi-paralyzed state, and market confidence naturally collapses. Ironically, the largest economy has trapped itself in a dead end. My response? If it drops below 100,000, I will buy spot in batches. The logic is simple: a pullback of 27,000 dollars from the high, assuming half of the rebound space left is 9,000 dollars; the space for further decline is limited, and the probability of a rebound is greater than that of continuing to fall; looking at the long term, Bitcoin will eventually hit a new high. But there is a detail worth noting: the liquidation map of ETH has shown a "distorted" distribution, with BTC, ETH, and SOL all breaking through the October lows. After the bulls have been completely slaughtered, will the main force turn around to harvest the bears? After all, the bulls really have no chips left. Three suggestions to keep: Reduce leverage to a level where you can sleep peacefully; don't shoot all your bullets at once; from the end of the month to early December, the rebound won’t be a small affair. Last question: Have you taken action? Or have you completely given up? When others are fearful, shouldn't we be greedy?