From a newbie to an old chives, the reasons for losing money are changing. In the early days, it was due to knowledge gaps; now, it's actually because the market rhythm is too hard to grasp.

In fact, I sensed some unusual signals this weekend. Looking back at last week's market, Bitcoin surged to 98,000 and then started to fall back, followed by a week of continuous decline, with trading volume clearly shrinking — a very typical sign of weakness.

From the candlestick patterns, it doesn't look like a breakout is brewing; instead, it seems like the market is accumulating space, waiting for a downward opportunity. After all, low-volume sideways movements are often purposeful.

And this "opportunity" ultimately arrived as expected. Those foresighted traders might have already been adjusting their positions.