#数字资产市场动态 The recent market cycle is interesting—on the surface, Bitcoin is consolidating around $88,000, with a slight decrease of only 0.1% in total market cap. But if you look at the specific performance of different coins, you'll understand. GMT has surged by 18.4%, while HOME has plummeted by 13.06%. Is this still considered sideways movement? It's basically two worlds fighting each other.

The top ten coins by gain and loss have differences of over 30%. This isn't a market of broad gains and losses; it's capital being precisely targeted with a magnifying glass. Coins with backing and stories are skyrocketing, while unsupported coins are crashing down. Is half of your watchlist hot and the other half cold? That's the real picture right now.

Capital is "clearing out." It's not random speculation but a process of washing out the mud—keeping valuable narratives and flushing away the floating debris. GMT is rising, HOME is falling, all pointing to the same thing: funds are being directed with precision, and news and technical analysis are working together to perform this show.

This is the common problem for retail investors. When the market rises, they hesitate and dare not chase; when it falls, they are reluctant to cut losses. Information always moves one step ahead of people, but their mindset runs faster than their brains. In this polarized market, those who can't keep up become stepping stones.

But polarization itself is a sieve. The more fragmented the market, the more intense the opportunities. As long as you can catch the clues of capital flow, combine K-line trends and market news for your own judgment, the next big surge is just around the corner. Otherwise? You become just a background for others' account jumps.