Recently, I noticed a strange phenomenon - Bitcoin is now completely dependent on the US market to survive.

The data is here: the US trading hours are stunned to drag BTC returns from negative to more than 4%, like regular blood transfusions every day. On the other hand, Europe and Asia-Pacific? The purple and yellow lines lie flatter than the corpse, especially during the Asia-Pacific period, directly smashing through -6%, professionally sending warmth. What does this mean? Global liquidity is no longer a game of chess, and U.S. retail investors are fighting alone.

For example: the three people should have taken turns carrying the sedan chair, but the European one got off work early, and the Asian one simply lay in the sedan chair as a passenger. Now the Yankees climb the mountain alone in a sedan chair, and sooner or later their kneecaps will be useless.

What's even worse is historical experience - whenever there is such a pattern of single market support, the outcome is often a direct cliff dive after the liquidity of the bulls bottoms out. Now the ETF funds are still barely maintained, and when this wave of ammunition runs out, the chips in the hands of the whales will not be polite to you.

To put it bluntly: if you're still betting that the United States will always be the savior, it's basically the same as being more patient with the dealer at the table. It is best to retreat before the market reunites, and don't wait to become a sacrifice on the day of liquidity depletion.

(For reference only, at your own risk)