The cryptocurrency market is a battleground for capital competition, where the price trends are closely related to the amount of new funds entering the market. When there is a lot of capital, the price of Bitcoin may surge; when there is little capital, the price may pull back. However, no matter how much it pulls back, it will eventually rise again and reach new highs. Therefore, what retail investors need to do is to buy on dips and stick to high-probability actions, and profits will be as simple as breathing.

Today's Bitcoin is vastly different from the past. It has gained widespread consensus and recognition worldwide, especially after the approval of Bitcoin spot ETFs, which has attracted a large number of traditional financial institutions, giving Bitcoin a more solid value foundation. Additionally, due to the inherent development and prosperity of the crypto market, Bitcoin and the entire market have gained a broad user base. Thus, the upper limit of this bull market may be higher than the previous two rounds.

In the early stages of a bull market, there are often multiple sharp declines. However, after these declines, Bitcoin will continue to rise. Therefore, do not be anxious; if there is suddenly a sharp decline to clear leverage, that is also a very typical characteristic of a bull market. After all, we have already broken through the historical highs and entered a major bull market, so there is no need to panic. Hold your spot and prepare for new highs.