The current cryptocurrency market presents structural contradictions: a lack of trending momentum during upward movements and no clear bottom support during downward movements. Public chains, exchanges, and sectors are fighting independently, with liquidity cut into scattered fragments, making it difficult to form a resonance effect, leading to overall performance being stuck in a 'half-hearted' state.
The implementation of tariff policies constitutes a short-term catalytic factor, expected to trigger a pulse-like rebound. However, the main line of the market is not yet clear, and the rotation of sectors lacks sustainability, with the risk of chasing gains greater than the rewards. Maintain previous judgment: April will complete the digestion of negative news, and after May, a configuration window will open.
Operational advice to maintain strategic determination:
Avoid wave operations in fragmented markets
Waiting for trading volume to continue expanding to confirm the trend
Pay attention to the linkage signals between mainstream public chains and quality sectors
Add positions should be selected during the market's self-reinforcement phase
In the context of fragmented liquidity, blind trading will increase friction costs. Rather than consuming principal in fluctuations, it is better to wait for the market to complete self-repair before entering at the right time. True trend opportunities often arise from consensus reconstruction after sufficient turnover.
