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As the saying goes, no pain, no gain. Since this is the case, it really is a good thing. Rather than taking two steps forward and three steps back, it’s better to just fall to the bottom in one go. The sentiment in the crypto world has always been about quick entries and exits with a straightforward approach. When prices rise, there is often a refusal to correct, and once they go, they don't look back. Naturally, when prices fall, they follow the same logic and do not rebound, hitting the bottom directly. Currently, we are only seeing signs that the sentiment in the crypto world has just touched the bottom. Only when Bitcoin stops its steep decline and the U.S. stock market has completely bottomed out can Bitcoin possibly rebound first as a leading indicator.

The subsequent trading plan should be as follows:
Stage One (Now): The cryptocurrency market continues to bottom out, and the US stock market begins to catch up with the decline (deflating the bubble).
Stage Two (Bottoming): The cryptocurrency market first stops falling and enters a consolidation period (liquidity is drained, but selling pressure is also exhausted). The US stock market may still be oscillating in search of support.
Stage Three (Reversal): Macroeconomic data finally shows a turnaround (for example, rising unemployment forces the Federal Reserve to soften its stance). Bitcoin, being lightweight and sensitive to liquidity, will rebound earlier than the US stock market.