Tonight's PCE data drop is just the beginning, with the big and small non-farm payrolls coming next week. Right now, the market is fully embracing US stocks and commodities, and Web3 is getting severely drained. 300 million USD in liquidity was wiped out tonight, with 87,214 positions liquidated to zero. We've officially entered a low-liquidity era. But the real issue isn't capital leaving the market, it's a massive user migration. When people can easily trade US stocks that only go up, they quickly realize Web3's volatility just isn't for them. Many won't want to hear this, but it's the truth. Users are shifting at scale, whether you accept it or not. Before 2025, TradFi capital was flowing into Web3. Now, Web3 capital is fully embracing TradFi. How long this bull run lasts depends on when a balance is struck. It's not just capital leaving, even mining companies are pivoting to AI. This bear market might be unlike any we've seen before. The big question is, what share of the financial economy will Web3 claim in the future? That's crucial. But we as a small group can't change it alone. It all depends on how the leaders steer the ship. BTC support at 74050 and 70500, resistance around 79500. Yesterday's entry at 75710 filled. If it can't break above 700 by 2 PM, I'd recommend exiting, keep a small position as a safety net, and watch North American momentum tonight before deciding on the next move. ETH support at 2025 and 1945, resistance at 2325. Yesterday's buy at 2055 hit perfectly, now a few points in profit. If it can't double by 2 PM, reduce 60% of the position and set a stop-loss for the rest. Since we already have small mid-term longs on SOL and SUI, don't over-leverage. Strictly manage your positions and follow the strategy. In volatile markets, sticking to a disciplined plan is your lifeline. If BTC or ETH break support, don't add, reduce instead. This is not financial advice. I've been in the market for 9 years, through POW, POS, ICO, Layer 1 and 2, ...