#BTC资金流动性 $MON has been consolidating at the bottom for quite some time, and the Candlestick looks rather uninspiring, with a pitifully small range. Most of the traders have already exited. However, those who are really watching the market will notice the details are different—each time it pulls back, there aren't as many sales, and the bottom is getting higher each time, indicating that those holding the assets are firmly gripping them.

At the same time, the trading volume is slowly awakening. Although the volume is climbing, it is not in a hurry to crash, which usually indicates that large funds are quietly converting their chips.

The real turning point occurs at the moment when the upper resistance level is broken with increased volume. Funds that were previously on the sidelines start to stir, and both short sellers' stop-loss orders and chasing buy orders flood in simultaneously, making it a natural occurrence for the market to push upwards. Afterward, many people still wonder why it suddenly rose, but if we look back, the answer has actually been hidden in that earlier phase of the market that "nobody paid attention to."