The battle of the currency market is like a game of chess, where every move reveals the potential for opportunity. When the digital asset market erupts like thunder, Ethereum's price hovers around the $2000 mark, and Bitcoin teeters at the high of $80,000. Behind these seemingly simple price figures lies the hidden intricacies of capital competition.

The holding cost of institutional capital weighs heavily like Mount Tai, forming a defensive line in the $60,000 to $70,000 range, reminiscent of the sky Atlas bears in Greek mythology. As the price approaches the $80,000 threshold, both bulls and bears will inevitably stir up waves in the capital pool—this is not just a game of numbers, but a gladiatorial arena of human obsession. If allowed to fall freely like a kite with a broken string, holders will inevitably become mired in financial quicksand, just like Icarus in Greek mythology, who, despite having wings, could not escape his fate.

True master traders understand: the market is not a 100-meter sprint, but a long march of thousands of miles. Only by allowing prices to oscillate like a pendulum amidst turbulence can one emulate the wisdom of 'butcher Ding' in Zhuangzi—entering the void with ease and skillfully navigating through challenges. Every technical correction is a meticulously choreographed dance, and every wave of volume-driven rally is a resounding declaration from the strategists. When market sentiment gradually becomes numb through repeated grinding, it is the perfect moment for capital to exit gracefully, akin to Fan Li retreating smoothly in a boat on Taihu Lake after achieving success.

This kind of trading art aligns perfectly with the strategy in 'The Art of War' that suggests 'to use the indirect for the direct, to use adversity for advantage,' and resonates with the essence of 'The Book of Changes' that states 'when one is at the end, change will occur, and through change, there will be communication.' The survival rule of the capital market has never been a black-and-white gamble, but an art that navigates through the gray areas.