Even though the market has dropped significantly, macro-wise, Bitcoin spot ETF had a net inflow of 439 million USD yesterday, and Ethereum spot ETF had a net inflow of 306 million USD. Both inflows have remained stable and show an expanding advantage. Currently, the macro sentiment off-exchange is still strong, which aligns with my viewpoint from yesterday after the big drop. This is why I say that if the market only drops a little and you start calling it a bull market, those kinds of KOLs can be blacklisted.
The market operates according to rules and will not change due to human ignorance. All my aggressive viewpoints are predicated on the bull market continuing; otherwise, it would be the start of a new round of dollar-cost averaging into Bitcoin.
Tether has issued another 1 billion USDT in the evening, and the total issuance this month has already reached 4 billion. The huge bubble of USDT has not yet reached its peak; the demand in the market continues to exist as the macro sentiment persists. Stablecoins are definitely ahead of the arrival of liquidity, so regardless of what bearish volatility may come in the short term, the favorable capital risk brought by the reversal of the Federal Reserve's monetary policy will continue. In the short term, all the bearish sentiments are merely an excuse to scare you into selling your holdings.