Recently, Bitcoin has been on a roller coaster. It peaked at 107k and dropped to 102k, going back and forth several times, leaving both the holders and the all-in players in dismay. And it's not just Bitcoin that is on a crazy ride; even the US stock market is participating. Moody's downgraded the US rating, which scared everyone into selling. But this wave of panic is merely child's play; the market hasn't been shaken at all. Last night, US stocks, gold, and Bitcoin all rose together, indicating what? The market's sensitivity to uncertainty is still very much alive. Let's not worry about the rating for now; money still wants to flow to safer places. Furthermore, how healthy is the US economy at the moment? This has long been anticipated by analysts and fund managers; who still takes this seriously? The real star is Bitcoin, with a total market value of 3.4 trillion dollars, of which Bitcoin accounts for 2 trillion. If Bitcoin were to surge to 200,000 dollars, its market cap would reach 4 trillion? I advise you not to dream; you need to see what the Federal Reserve is doing first. Without interest rate cuts or liquidity injections, where's the good fortune? Back to Bitcoin, the market has been oscillating at these high levels, leading retail investors around by the nose all day. Altcoins are scared to the point of dropping their pants, but essentially the bullish trend remains strong. Bitcoin is consolidating, while altcoins are crashing. This proves one thing: even if Bitcoin hits new highs, altcoins may not necessarily benefit; just look at Ethereum and you'll understand.