Just now, there was another wave of decline. Fans keep messaging me privately, asking if the recent continuous downtrend and sharp drop mean that the bull market is completely over?

But data doesn't lie. ETF data shows a net inflow of $160 million (BlackRock IBIT and FBTC data have not yet been released). From the perspective of the larger trend, this is just a pullback within the bull market, definitely not the end of the bull market.

It's less than a month since Trump took office, and a new wave and trend are about to emerge. If you can't grasp the trend from a long-term perspective, it's easy to feel anxious and even go in the wrong direction.

In 2025, the market's expectation for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates is only 0.35%. Trump has clearly resisted high interest rates, and after taking office, the new government is likely to seize the opportunity to cut rates significantly, which can reduce the fiscal deficit and avoid a fiscal cliff.

When there is a divergence between market expectations and future trends, it is actually a good opportunity to get in. I have always emphasized that in the cryptocurrency space, it is better to look at the larger trend rather than focusing closely on the K-line in order to hold steady.

There is still a risk of declines looking for a bottom, but it does not affect the expectation that there will be a big bullish candle in January. Bull markets often experience sharp declines, and these declines are actually good opportunities for us to buy the dip. If there is another decline, I believe it is time to load up, to welcome the next wave of big movements. Finally, I wish all crypto friends can earn a lot and have a prosperous year!

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