$SOL Many people tell me that now is the time for institutions to backstop and not to be afraid. I want to ask them, do you still remember 2021? At that time, there were just as many institutions as now, and Ethereum reached over $4,800. What was the final result? After making money, institutions went on a selling spree. Initially, retail investors thought it was just a pullback, then they bought the dip, only to find themselves in a bottomless pit. In the end, both retail and institutions sold off, and Ethereum dropped to over $1,000, causing a bloodbath in the market. It is now evident that the trading volume of mainstream coins is much lower than in previous years, even less than half of that in 2021, yet prices are rising. What does this indicate? A large number of retail investors are no longer participating in the crypto market, and the entire bull market is being maintained by institutions. These people are profit-driven; a price increase will inevitably lead to a sell-off. But why don't they wait until after the interest rate cut in September to sell off? Why do they have to sell off now? Perhaps they have received some insider information, either that the interest rate cut in September is impossible, or there is some major news that will be released that will trigger a sell-off. It’s like boiling a frog in warm water, slowly selling off, waiting for retail investors to buy the dip and then selling off again. As we can see in the pictures, large orders for BNB, Bitcoin, and Ethereum are fleeing, while small and medium orders are buying the dip. This can be understood as institutions running away while retail investors are left holding the bag. In 2021, even with so many retail investors, they could not stop institutions from fleeing. Now that they are running, how long can we hold the bag?