Everyone is still looking forward to the bull market, bringing out various past charts, including but not limited to (the trends after halving cycles, Trump's return to power next year, and the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts). Does a rate cut necessarily lead to an increase? From 2022 to 2023, rates have been continuously raised, and BTC has risen from 1.5 to the current peak of 10.8. Everyone should observe the trading volume, at the monthly level, institutions have been sweeping up below 25,000. Even if the cost of pushing the price up has reached 50,000 to 60,000, why has it stayed around 90,000 to 100,000 for such a long time? My personal guess is that a portion of BTC is being sold.