The financial market doesn’t follow a fixed mathematical formula where meeting certain conditions will definitely lead to a rise or fall. If such a formula existed, wouldn’t we all be billionaires by now? The post on the 21st clearly pointed out that unusual fund movements signal the main players exiting, but that doesn’t necessarily mean the market will drop afterward. If everything were 100% predictable, making money would be way too easy. Obviously, it’s not that simple. Luckily, I wrote this a few days ago. If I posted it today, many people would accuse me of being a hindsight commentator. The market isn’t that straightforward—just because you say it’ll rise doesn’t mean it will, and the same goes for a drop. Even BTC’s major players mostly follow the trend; they can’t fully control the market’s movements. The S&P 500 has already hit a new high, and BTC’s performance is also very strong. On the morning of the 23rd at 7 AM, I said the big move is coming. That moment marked the recent lowest point, and in the short term, it’s unlikely to break below this level. If it does, then the trend will reverse and come to an end.