In recent years, the market share indicators of Bitcoin can clearly provide signals for the future market.

Bitcoin's market share has dropped from 60% to 58.8%.
According to observations, about 20% of mainstream coins have seen a decline in the past two days that did not exceed Bitcoin, indicating that Bitcoin's market share will further decrease. When Bitcoin's market share falls below 50%, the market will tend toward a healthy value, and the bull market will further begin.
Bitcoin has fallen below the support line, and if it doesn't quickly break through 100,000, it is likely to enter a deep bear market next. The current trend is that Bitcoin, Ethereum, SOL, BNB, and XRP are experiencing a bubble burst leading to further declines, while mainstream coins are stabilizing further.
The next piece of advice I would give is to avoid all coins in the top ten by market cap, as the bubble is too large and the decline is even greater. I personally recommend bottom-fishing for anti-dip coins ranked between 20 and 80, such as FiL, DOT, ETC, LTC, and other established coins, which have a smaller bubble and can remain strong in a continuously declining market, even rising against the trend.
Trading coins must start from the underlying logic; otherwise, if you're not the leek, who will be the leek?