$BTC
This week's focus is clear: the suspension period for U.S. tariffs ends on Tuesday, and the Federal Reserve meeting minutes are on Wednesday.
These two events, one related to foreign trade and the other to liquidity, are both very likely to trigger sudden market fluctuations, and the directions may very well be opposing.
Recently, some people were waiting to see if 80,000 bitcoins would cause a market crash. What happened? Nothing at all; those who shorted are probably stuck where they are now. We can now look at the inventory of bitcoins on the exchange; it's quite clear.
In fact, since November last year, whether bitcoins rise or fall, the amount of bitcoins on exchanges has been continuously decreasing, reaching the lowest point in nearly five years. What does this indicate?
Simply put, it means that someone has been quietly buying, taking their profits, and nobody wants to run away. Under this consensus, unless there is a catastrophic systemic risk in the bitcoin space, there really isn't anything that can cut the bitcoins in half.
