Many people are very panicked and worried about the future market trends, fearing a significant correction and a sharp drop.

Although we cannot predict the future, the probability of such a situation occurring is very low.

This correction is indicated by market data showing that long-term holders are beginning to cash out, rather than ETFs.

This also indicates that at the critical point of 100,000, big players are also experiencing a split, with institutions continuously buying and selling, keeping Bitcoin at a high level.

Some long-term holders have started to cash out, believing that Bitcoin has reached a point for correction and has already achieved a historical high, cashing out some for safety; this approach is actually not problematic at all.

Institutions are buying, long-term investors are selling, which was originally a delicate balance. If Bitcoin starts to deeply correct from this position, then even long-term investors would be cutting the institutions' leeks.

Long-term investors do seem impressive in the eyes of us retail investors, but in front of institutions, they are just small fries.

Institutions may not care about these marginal gains; they see a broader landscape.