Let's briefly discuss the upcoming market. Although the current Bitcoin price hasn't returned to December's high, did you know? The supply of Bitcoin on exchanges has reached a historic low.

This indicates that large holders have been buying coins on exchanges and transferring them to their cold wallets, which is a very obvious buy signal. Large holders are still in the stage of accumulating chips, rather than transferring coins to exchanges for selling.

In fact, looking at previous instances of prolonged large-scale withdrawals, they have always signaled the start of a bull market. For instance, in early 2021, Bitcoin rose from 20,000 to 65,000 by April. At the beginning of 2023, Bitcoin climbed from 17,000 to over 30,000, each time at least doubling.

From the perspective of a more advanced options market, the open interest for Bitcoin call options is double that of put options, with the largest open interest being a 120,000 Bitcoin call option expiring in March, followed by 110,000 and 150,000.

Therefore, whether from on-chain data or Wall Street data, the cryptocurrency market is on the verge of another explosion. However, the current market has significant fluctuations, which raises the requirements for one's understanding and technical analysis of the market. No matter what you do, remember to maintain good risk control.

Don't let the price remain the same while you have lost your chips.