$BTC The dispute remains unresolved. During this period, the semiconductor and pharmaceutical industries are gradually eroding the Chinese industrial chain. The plunder and barbarism of Western civilization are vividly displayed. According to T's style, there will be a significant event in the semiconductor sector tonight. Currently, China is rapidly developing in this field, and it would be best to nip it in the bud. It is a consensus among consortiums like BlackRock that the U.S. is in decline. According to past logic, a U.S. recession means a positive outlook for the cryptocurrency market, and this has indeed been the case. All the risk-averse funds would flow into the crypto market. However, since a large number of ETFs have passed through BTC, it has completely become correlated with U.S. stocks. Readers can compare the recent K-lines of BTC and U.S. stocks; during the day, it follows the Nasdaq futures, and at night, it follows the Nasdaq, with a correlation close to 1:1. In this case, if the U.S. is in recession and the Nasdaq falls, BTC will also fall. The entire altcoin market is entirely reliant on BTC for trading, with no new capital coming in, mixed with escape and selling pressure from whales. What will happen next? 1. The U.S. begins to aggressively increase tariffs on semiconductors and pharmaceuticals, 2. The U.S. economy is in recession, which is almost a given, leading to related stocks beginning to decline. This is the institutions asking you to enter the market and take the bait; they also didn't expect the recession to happen so quickly. 3. U.S. Treasuries are facing sell-offs, mainly due to the reverse trade deficit caused by tariff issues from major economies, as well as skepticism about the U.S. economy. This results in rising U.S. Treasury yields and falling prices for risk assets, leading to worsening market liquidity. 4. The U.S. government debt ceiling will be raised in May, further exacerbating liquidity tensions. 5. The inflation data in April is severe, and the Federal Reserve will be even more indecisive before stabilizing. Currentl