Rather than saying that the fluctuations in the crypto market are related to the policies from the U.S., it might be more accurate to say that there is some connection between the U.S. policies and the fluctuations in the crypto market.

Yesterday, when BTC once again broke through to a new high at the 112 position, the market thought it was going to challenge the 120,000 mark. However, Trump directly announced a 50% tariff on the EU, which doused the hopes of BTC believers with cold water, and subsequently, the price fell all the way down to 1067.

The trend seems to have quietly changed. Perhaps you still believe in a BTC value of 120,000 or 130,000, but I don't think so. Currently, BTC's market capitalization has almost surpassed that of the leading publicly listed companies globally. Even in the media, it's common knowledge that BTC has reached 110,000; we just lack a channel for buying large amounts of BTC through a smartphone.

At this moment, the market needs a dose of cold water. If there is a rebound today, Friday, it would be a good opportunity to enter the market. Of course, if there is a sync point with the assistant and you haven't closed your position yet, you can reduce your position by 70% at 107 to protect your capital. If a rebound can reach 109, I will not hesitate to enter.

As shown in the chart, if there is no rebound today and it directly drops to around 105, then it may be worth considering exiting completely and patiently waiting for a rebound on Monday to re-enter. There is a high probability that we can see a space of 6000 points.