Stablecoins are a reservoir for U.S. debt. Once issued in increased amounts, it means that the liquidity in the market has been increased and replenished, which inevitably leads to an upward trend in the market with new increments and fluctuations. Without an increase in issuance, it means that the liquidity in the market has been temporarily harvested and will not be replenished, leading to a situation where market trends become a game of existing stock and a higher probability of correction.

Therefore, looking at so-called technical patterns is nonsense; just focus on the actual role of the U.S. government's support for cryptocurrencies. The issuance of stablecoins is the supportive effect that needs to ferment; without increased issuance, it indicates that the support is temporarily resting. You can't just stubbornly oppose the real monetary support, right? So the so-called corrections and reversals have never been what you think they are; just understand them through the real monetary increments and reductions.