Today, when I opened the market, Bitcoin was once again in 'free fall', leaving many people confused: what exactly happened? In fact, this wave of decline is not due to someone dumping assets for the thrill, but rather due to the renewed tension in global geopolitical situations, causing the entire market to tremble.

Recently, there have been quite a few 'small flames' around the world, from the Middle East to Eastern Europe, with various conflict news making investors 'tremble in fear'. After all, once a war breaks out, the market's risk aversion sentiment will rise, and people instinctively become more conservative with their wallets, leading venture capitalists, institutions, and retail investors to tighten their grip, causing Bitcoin to shiver along with them.

Moreover, war not only causes anxiety but may also impact the stability of the global financial system. At such times, cryptocurrencies are often sold off as 'high-risk assets', especially those altcoins that have no real performance and rely purely on speculation, which are more easily kicked aside.

To summarize: today's wave of decline is not due to technical issues, nor is it because a major investor is in a bad mood; rather, it is the instability of the global situation that has directly thrown market sentiment into the freezer. Don't panic, the 'scares' in the crypto world usually don't last too long. The coins to accumulate still depend on the opportunity. Remember this: volatility is the masquerade ball of a bull market; as long as you wear your 'armor' well, you can make your entry!