The cryptocurrency market crash is driven by the global financial crisis... We are very close to a global financial crisis. Everyone hopes for a rate cut in the U.S., but in reality, if the U.S. continuously cuts rates, it will lead to a global collapse in less than six months (let's verify this together). The core reason for the cryptocurrency market's ability to rise hinges on capital. In recent years, too many new coins have been issued, turning the entire market into a domain of worthless coin issuance, with funds completely dispersed. Meanwhile, there hasn't been a synchronized global liquidity injection, so prices won't rise at all; preserving the principal is already a good outcome. Everyone says BTC has been completely institutionalized and won't fall, but the real crash is not caused by retail investors selling out, but rather institutions killing each other. Lehman Brothers in the U.S. was huge, yet it ultimately went bankrupt; Silicon Valley Bank, a paradise for tech innovation and entrepreneurship, also collapsed. Recently, ancient bitcoins have been put up for sale, which indicates that they know a collapse isn't far off. After they sell, the price might rise for a while, but their decision to sell now, after holding for over a decade, only suggests that the future crash will be terrifying. Altcoins are likely to disappear by 99% after the financial collapse, and then new coins will be issued.