The visible liquidity has become extremely dry. After the wave led by 1011, some of the remaining funds moved to the US stock market. Many projects actually have very good patterns, but without volume, they can't move up. Except for a few project teams with some money willing to support the market, most projects have no income left and are only relying on monthly unlocks to distribute disaster relief funds.



This is a typical bear market characteristic,
1. Liquidity exhaustion: Funds exit the market, trading volume declines, and price increases are weak.

2. Capital differentiation: Some funds flee to safer assets (US stocks, gold, etc.), leaving only passive supply in the market.

3. No-volume trend: Even if the chart looks good, the lack of genuine buying pressure prevents the market from breaking through.

4. Project teams supporting the market: Prices are maintained only by a small amount of existing funds, and the market's spontaneous strength has almost disappeared.
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