$BTC can't figure it out, ETF funds have already started to net outflows, and this doesn't even account for yesterday and today. While Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's speech was relatively neutral, it was anticipated to have a hawkish stance, at least implying that the probability of interest rate cuts in the short term is very low. Now, the big funds have already started to flow out, the policy environment is relatively bearish, and the technical aspect is even worse; there has been a demand for technical correction for over a month. However, it just can't go down and occasionally rises with decreased volume. I can only say that we retail investors really lack trading volume; the funds can manipulate the trading volume little by little, pushing the price up and creating a recent consensus in the market that it only goes up and not down. To be honest, even I have been worn down to the point of having a psychological illusion that 'recently it just goes up and doesn't come down.' People often say there are traps for both bulls and bears, but I don't know whether this long-term one-sided control of rising prices with reduced volume is a real trend or just a psychological consensus of bullishness. If it's a psychological consensus of bullishness, then it really is much more powerful than technical indicators. I really feel like I have no temper left. But the strong resistance at 98 isn't going to be breached anytime soon because you are dealing with rising prices on reduced volume, without any positive news to drive large amounts of funds into a position that can't digest the selling at strong resistance. However, this area of horizontal movement caused by the reduced volume gives everyone a psychological illusion of not being able to stay down for long. I admire it, okay? 😑 This time, I'll just directly point to a green rise symbol when I post.