#数字资产市场动态 $BTC The reason for the decline on Monday is primarily due to the overlap between CME trading hours and Asian working hours. When Asian institutional investors learned about Greenland's tariff developments over the weekend, they quickly made judgments—if they believed it would impact risk assets, they would actively buy the dip. As a result, we saw that even before the US stock market opened, CME futures had already fallen by 1%, which more accurately reflects the true attitude of Asian funds towards this policy.

Interestingly, by Monday night, the US stock market was still closed, but the performance of $BTC in US time was unusually stable—basically no volatility. The reason is simple: US institutions are still on a three-day holiday, and the market volatility hasn't been large enough to force their hand. However, from a fundamental perspective, liquidity in the crypto market is still mainly concentrated in US institutions, with retail investors' influence being relatively limited.

Once institutions stop trading, retail traders within the entire ecosystem find it difficult to shake Bitcoin's price. Plus, many long-term holders are not involved in short-term speculation, so the real indicator of US institutional actions is only visible on Tuesday night—that's when their stance can be confirmed.

From a trading perspective, you can buy on dips within the 91088-90282 range, and watch for a rebound towards the 94700-97400 zone.