Recently, the market has been interesting. There are no particularly good news or bad news, but the volatility is outrageously high. I've seen this situation many times before—usually it’s the big players preparing for a subsequent rally.

Thinking about it, that makes sense. High-frequency fluctuations can generate trading volume and create buzz, making the market look very active. In contrast, during a steady decline, trading volume tends to dwindle, and participation drops significantly. So the strategy is: first attract attention with intense volatility and accumulate energy, then suddenly make a move at a certain moment.

Looking at the recent K-line trends of major cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, and BNB, it can be confirmed. It’s not a one-way drop but a repeated probing up and down, like testing support and resistance levels. This rhythm often indicates that the price is about to experience a significant one-sided move—regarding the direction, it still needs to be judged based on fundamentals.