The recent BTC trend is a typical narrowing consolidation—the wicks are getting smaller and smaller, and a 37% pullback has crushed retail investor sentiment. But it's precisely at times like this that you need to maintain your composure.

The Fed has actually already sent a signal: they will stop quantitative tightening at the beginning of December, and next, it's all about the pace of rate cuts. Don't underestimate this turning point. Historically, every liquidity inflection point hasn't happened during a surge, but rather, it quietly brews when trading volume dries up and the market looks dead.

Many people have become pessimistic about the short-term outlook after ETH's upgrade didn't result in an immediate surge. This is exactly what the major players want—to make you think there's no hope, so you'll willingly give up your chips. In the latter half of a bull market, the real test isn't your ability to chase gains, but whether you can withstand the boredom and not get shaken out.

Every deep correction in BTC is essentially making room for the next major upward wave. Right now, fundamentals, policy, and technicals are all converging at the same spot—it's just waiting for that final push. After a deep correction of over thirty percent, it's often the eve of a breakout.