The market is dynamically changing. Do you remember when the German government sold $BTC (around this time last year)? The market sentiment was "the sky is falling," and the BTC price was continuously declining. Now, this ancient whale is even more significant, with larger and more exaggerated sell orders, but the BTC price has shown more resilience in this round of dump compared to last time—there was no significant price drop even after all the selling. Understanding the different dynamics of the market in the same scenario helps us grasp the current trend we are in. Another dynamic change in the market is the performance of $ETH after sell orders were withdrawn from above—it performed better than BTC, not dropping below 3500, and quickly rebounded to over 3700. Different price behaviors reflect the market's varying expectations for the future. With no major negative expectations after selling off the coins, I will regain my optimistic outlook on the market's future price performance. run it higher

After observing the relative strength of the market, I bought back $ETH. Luckily, I didn't miss out. Now that Trump has reached an agreement with Europe and has suspended tariffs on China for 90 days, along with the previous big beautiful plan and the expectations of interest rate cuts in September (or a bit later), it's hard for me not to be optimistic.