Looking at the history of the cryptocurrency market, every crash hides opportunities for wealth. These crashes are often triggered by significant internal and external events:

In 2017, the "9・4" domestic cleanup action was launched;

In 2018, the FT platform collapsed;

In 2020, the global stock market circuit breaker triggered the "3・12" crisis in the crypto market;

In 2021, domestic prohibition of virtual currency-related businesses;

In May 2022, the LUNA coin crashed, and in November, the FTX exchange went bankrupt;

In 2023, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) launched a comprehensive crackdown on the crypto industry, and Binance founder CZ was sentenced;

In April 2025, a tariff war broke out.

Before these crises erupted, the market was generally already in a downward channel. When the events occurred, panic spread rapidly, accelerating the market decline. After each crisis, mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin often experience a secondary or even tertiary bottoming out, but they do not break below the previous lows, usually completing the bottoming process within 1 to 3 months, followed by a new round of strong upward momentum, with highs continuously refreshed, and many altcoins achieving astonishing gains.

Current market operation suggestions:

If you are already in a position, hold core assets and do not panic, avoid over-focusing on market conditions, and go out to relax. For those who have formulated a regular investment plan, stick to investing more during significant drops and less during minor dips, and strictly follow the plan.