The current Crypto Assets market shows distinct institutional dominance, with market developments following a certain rhythm. Bitcoin was the first to set a new high, followed by Ethereum hitting the year's peak, and then Solana breaking through the $200 mark, driving other small Crypto Assets to generally rise. However, it is worth noting that most small Crypto Assets have not yet reached their ATH, and once Mainstream Tokens begin to pullback, these coins may face greater downward pressure.

Currently, Bitcoin's rising momentum has slowed down, showing a sideways consolidation below $120,000, with obvious signs of stagnation and bears gradually gaining the upper hand. Market trading volume is insufficient, sentiment is low, and there is a lack of new positive factors. The market focus has shifted to Ethereum, but after a rapid rise, it also experienced a pullback of over 300 points, indicating that short-term market sentiment has weakened.

In such a market environment, how should investors respond? Blindly chasing high prices may lead to institutions becoming the final "bag holders." On the contrary, a wiser strategy is to moderately short at high levels and moderately long during pullbacks to profit from bidirectional fluctuations. The greater the market volatility, the more opportunities it may bring; the key lies in accurately grasping the market rhythm and important price points.

Although the current market may have entered its final phase, whether profits can be obtained in the last stage depends on whether investors can remain calm and rational. In the later stages of a bull market, market conditions often become unpredictable, and investors need to be particularly cautious to avoid becoming the last "fuel" for institutions.