The recent market conditions are indeed bizarre. Gold is rising, silver is rising, US stocks are rising, but this guy Bitcoin has been unable to break the 90,000 mark for 7 consecutive days, unable to go up or down.

Looking at the market, question marks fill the screen: what exactly are we waiting for? Is it really to wash out below 80,000, or is there something else at play?

Honestly, this kind of "stalling" market tests people's resolve the most. Buying the dip on the left side? The 85,288 level may not be a stable support, and you have to watch out for the whales suddenly breaking below to 80,888 and then rebounding, making those who buy in the middle of the climb the relay runners on the hillside. Chasing the rally on the right side? You must wait until BTC truly stabilizes at 90,600 before daring to follow through to 94,000, but judging by the current trend, it feels like waiting for a "miracle" that may not come.

I've heard many say "wait for the big whales to move first," but during this waiting process, are your idle funds really just going to sit in your account?

The more uncertain and volatile these ambiguous times are, the more I think of one question: trading is not just about "choosing to go up or down," but also about actively designing the entire asset structure. In uncertainty, allocating some absolutely certain assets is often safer than betting on the right direction.

This is also why many cautious participants are quietly adjusting their positions—shifting some funds into infrastructure assets with high transparency, stable returns, and that are decoupled from market fluctuations. They won't answer questions like "Can BTC surge past 90,000," but they can answer a more practical one: "When the market is stuck, how can your assets avoid being repeatedly eroded by volatility?"

For example, tools like stablecoins, which maintain a constant value and do not fluctuate with the market. One unit always equals one US dollar, backed by over-collateralization and real-time on-chain audits. Regardless of whether Bitcoin is at 85,288 or elsewhere, the purchasing power of stablecoins won't shrink due to market ups and downs. This kind of "certainty" often has more practical significance in uncertain markets than chasing gains or cutting losses.