It should start to recover slowly, as long as $BTC and $ETH don't pull a big lump. The decline of the cottage in the past two days can be regarded as a wave of position building by the dealer. Pull it very high to sell goods, and smash the leeks, smash the price to the stop loss area of ​​low leverage and spot, and get a wave of chips. Then after stabilizing for a few hours, it fell again with the market last night, and took another wave of goods in the high liquidity area below, and then pulled it up, and then stepped back to unwind the short orders (used to smash the market). This is just my own thinking, for reference only, such as the K-line of $PNUT , and the trading volume, the second wave of decline has no less trading volume than the first wave.