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2025 Summary
I. Quick Overview of Core Market Trends
• BTC: Reached a historic high of $124,800 on October 7, 2025. On October 11, a "flash crash" caused a maximum 30-minute drop of 12.7%. The total liquidation on that day exceeded $19 billion. By the end of the year, approximately $87,000, down about 6% for the year.
• ETH: Fell approximately 30% from its peak along with the broader market, underperforming BTC throughout the year.
• Altcoins: Most declined by 50%-99%. BTC market cap share rebounded to over 60%, increasing market concentration.
• Key Event: On October 11, a combination of tari

I've been saying it all along, it's best to buy spot assets when the market is at a low point.
Now it's happening—everyone's starting to complain. The optimistic ones didn't dare to enter, and the pessimists are already trapped. What can we do if we enter later? Just slowly accumulate spot assets, brothers.
Don't enter blindly. Choose leading coins; many of them can easily double or more after holding for a while.
Personally, I still believe the clone coin season is coming (join the group chat on the homepage).

This week has been extremely sensitive for the market.
Last week, the market was hovering around 110,000 for Bitcoin and about 4,000 for Ethereum. In just a week, prices starting with 9 nearly dropped below 3,000, and many investors are feeling very confused about the market. Some even say the entire market has fallen into a period of stagnation. This situation is reminiscent of the bullish frenzy we experienced earlier.
1. Government shutdown, capital withdrawal.
The U.S. government has now been shut down for 38 days. Initially, this was seen as a positive for the crypto market, but later i

First, let me share my personal opinion.
I believe that this decline is a normal phenomenon. Regardless of the reason or situation, it falls within the normal range of declines. Even this time, the stablecoin XUSD's collapse and the hacking incident had a lot of sell orders, but it clearly didn't cause as much panic as the USDE collapse on October 11. Releasing emotions and pressure is part of the normal market behavior; it just depends on individual tolerance. Many people have asked me if they can gradually go long and build positions without incurring losses. Basically, I know that t

Market? Market? Play people for suckers? Suckers?
The words I've heard the most recently are these. If you don't learn on your own first and then follow others with a lot of hesitation and ideas, when BD isn't on fire, there aren't that many liquidations. When it does get hot, the losses are even greater. This is an investment platform, not a gambling platform. What probability are you betting on? Is there money to invest? In the end, it's still about losing rationality and confidence. Come on, only you know whether you're an investor or a gambler.