During this time, almost all the market's funds have been absorbed by gold and silver.
Yesterday, a sudden drop in silver gave the crypto market a bit of breathing space.
To be honest, this phase is not easy; besides waiting, there aren't many shortcuts.
BTC has regained above 89,000, and there's always a chance to test 90,000 here, but one must see clearly that this is a secondary level rebound, and the direction must follow the major trend.
The short-term strategy remains: buy low and sell high, do not chase or gamble.
ETH is fluctuating around 3,000, probing down to 2,700 and then quickly bouncing back, with a single round of volatility exceeding 10%.
Although it synchronizes with BTC, Ethereum always has its own rhythm, and the overall view remains bullish before the end of the year.
Gold and silver are continuously reaching new highs, and market sentiment has been completely ignited.
There is now discussion about whether gold can double again and how much silver can rise, even things that used to be ignored, like “scrap metal,” have now become potential stocks.
This is the financial market—where the main players are best at manipulating human nature repeatedly.
When gold just broke new highs in 2024 and 2025, no one dared to buy; many were even desperately shorting; now having far surpassed previous highs, retail investors can’t sit still, thinking “it won’t cap out” and “it can still rise casually.”
So every time someone tells me: the crypto market has no liquidity, the bull market is over.
I can only laugh it off.
Retail investors in the market really shouldn’t take themselves too seriously.
Pumping and dumping have never been actions of retail investors.
What you see as “no liquidity” is just emotion, not fact.
The only two choices for retail investors are:
Either have enough awareness, follow the trend, and patiently wait for the main players;
Or chase wherever it’s lively and run back after the rise.
Everything you see in front of you is largely a deliberately manufactured facade.
The root cause of losing money is always those two words: greed.
Just remember one thing: after a surge, there is always risk.
