Bitcoin's been riding that ascending trendline pretty nicely, and as long as it stays above, the bullish structure looks solid. But here's the thing—if we see a clean break below, $88,743 becomes the line in the sand. Drop under that level and hold there? That's when you'd start worrying the pattern might be flipping bearish. Not saying it will, just saying that's the zone worth watching closely.

$BTC 4H BB squeeze looks even cleaner than $ETH's. Again, should see a move soon

In the morning, you went to buy jianbing guozi, and the vendor said the price of eggs has risen. Why? A few wholesalers next door came in the early hours and cleared out all the eggs in the entire market. Do you think this is just a story about vegetable prices? Wrong, the crypto market is now playing the same script. **A certain asset management giant swept nearly 600 million dollars in three days** The data is right in front of us: within 72 hours, institutions have bought over 4,000 BTC and more than 80,000 ETH. Even more astonishing, its ETH-related products have attracted $68 million in a single day, and the total amount has expanded to the level of $13.1 billion. Let's do the math—this means that nearly 10% of the circulating ETH in the market is already locked in the hands of these big players. At the same time, the BTC and ETH inventories on major trading platforms continue to decline. Chips are gradually being transferred from retail investors to those accounts that "do not intend to sell." You know, when there are fewer sellers and buyers are still queuing, how will the price move? **The term GAIB may rewrite the next five years** Why are these institutions bold enough to do this? Because they see a bigger story unfolding. Some have summarized this trend into four letters: GAIB - Global Giants, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Institutional Capital, Blockchain. AI is no longer a science fiction concept; it is scanning every transaction on the chain in real time, predicting fluctuations in market sentiment, and automatically triggering buy and sell orders. Traditional institutions managing trillions of dollars no longer view crypto assets as "wild paths." When the three gears of technology, capital, and infrastructure start to mesh, the market's gameplay has completely changed. Chip concentration, AI entry, institutional buying — when these three things happen at the same time, the little cash that retail investors hold may be worth more than you think.