#数字资产市场动态 Total market capitalization surged by 88.8 billion in 7 hours, jumping from 2.93 trillion to 3.02 trillion — does this look like the market is starting to move? Not necessarily.

Recently, I’ve been watching the market closely and noticed that such rapid rises followed by quick pullbacks are driven by much more complex logic than they appear. A 3% increase within just a few hours, on a market cap of several trillion, involves a surprisingly large amount of liquidity. The question is: what are these funds actually testing?

Many people reflexively FOMO into the market when they see numbers rising. I’ve seen too many such moves: the market surges, they go all-in, only to get caught in the middle. For example, during Ethereum’s rapid rise last month, how many people bought at the 3000 level and are still stuck there? The crypto market’s rhythm is brutal — it’s not about fearing a fall, but about not missing the best stop-loss opportunities when chasing high prices.

The signals from this rally are worth pondering: the market is still unstable, possibly with big players positioning in advance or quietly withdrawing. Don’t just look at the market cap numbers; key is to observe capital flows — are only Bitcoin and Ethereum moving, while altcoins lag behind? If the rally is concentrated in mainstream coins and other tokens react indifferently, this rebound might be more of a “false high” rather than a genuine market resonance.

Currently, the market’s characteristics are: institutions and big players testing the bottom line, while retail investors are vulnerable to being caught in the process. Your choices are simple:

First, don’t chase during rapid surges. Historical data repeatedly shows that following the trend at high levels is the riskiest move.

Second, position management always beats a all-in mentality. Even if your judgment on the direction is correct, over-leveraging can cause huge psychological stress during a pullback.

Third, when you don’t understand the trend, the smartest move is to hold your coins and wait. This isn’t passivity but a way to gain certainty through patience.

An 88.8 billion increase sounds astonishing, but in reality, it’s just a process of capital redistribution among market participants. The real factor that can help you survive bull and bear cycles isn’t luck or precise timing of each move, but respect for risk and adherence to strategy.

The pressure for a correction is building. Patient traders should consider how to position in spot markets rather than chasing short-term gains. Opportunities in the market are fleeting, but greed often comes at the highest cost. $BTC $ETH