When Bitcoin fluctuated between 80,000 and 90,000, altcoins could follow Bitcoin's rise each time, generally seeing an increase of 20%-30% without any issues. Now that it has broken 90,000 and is approaching 110,000, Bitcoin is consolidating at a high level while altcoins remain stagnant? Personally, I believe this is because Bitcoin's price is too high right now. There isn't enough capital to sustain Bitcoin's rise, and last week's waterfall-like drop over three days clearly shows that while there are many bullish investors, the market makers can't acquire enough chips and can only liquidate the bulls. The same happened yesterday; Bitcoin surged rapidly to around 108,300 and then dropped 3,000 points in just a few minutes, catching many bullish investors off guard and causing significant liquidations. In summary, the current funds in the cryptocurrency market are insufficient to support an overall rise; it can only clear leverage through ups and downs, and once that's done, it may break through 110,000 or even reach higher positions like 150,000.