$XNY Don't panic, the main force is still in the car 🚗

Not long ago, the panic wave in the cryptocurrency market still makes people sigh when they think about it —— retail investors were in a rush to cut losses and sell, and even many analysts on Wall Street collectively shouted bearish, creating an atmosphere so oppressive it felt like a crash was imminent.

So what happened? The reversal came faster than flipping a book. In less than 3 days, financial giants like Charles Schwab, Vanguard, and Bank of America announced in droves: they would open cryptocurrency investment products for their clients. This wave of "bottom-fishing strategy" is something anyone with a discerning eye understands.

What’s even more intriguing are the subsequent signals: the SEC chairman has been accepting interviews, implying that "big opportunities in the crypto world are coming"; Trump also joined the excitement, continuously releasing favorable signals in meetings. After a series of moves, the previous "collective bearishness" looks more like a precise panic marketing campaign.

Isn’t this just a familiar tactic for institutions? 🤔 First, they collude to create panic to force retail investors to hand over their chips, and once they’ve collected enough goods at low prices, they rely on big players to position themselves and policy hints to raise expectations. How many people just sold at the bottom, only to turn around and see the market rebound, getting continuously harvested.

Actually, if you think it through, you'll understand: the chips held by the main force are much heavier than ours; if a crash truly happens, they can run faster than anyone else. Now the giants are busy entering the market, and the big voices are releasing signals, clearly still in the car and haven't gotten out yet.

Hold your chips tightly, don’t be scared by short-term fluctuations — if the main force isn’t panicking, why should you?