Recently, Bitcoin has dropped quite significantly. There are clearly many people who want to buy, and the supply is decreasing, yet the price cannot hold the 100,000 mark. Many people are puzzled about where the problem lies. In fact, it is related to the financial bottleneck of the U.S. Treasury—after the government shutdown, the Treasury is holding over a hundred billion dollars, but due to procedural issues, it cannot be injected into the market. The cryptocurrency market relies heavily on capital flow, and this situation is like tightening a faucet; the market lacks 'fresh water', and naturally, the trend cannot be sustained. However, there's no need to worry too much; once the U.S. government resumes normal operations and the blocked funds begin to flow again, Bitcoin is likely to see a rebound. Right now, the key is not to blindly guess price fluctuations, but to pay close attention to the movement of funds and patiently wait for a turning point.
