From the perspective of capital flow, ether is indeed more sought after at present. Looking back at the state of BTC when it changed banks, the recent ups and downs of ether may fluctuate more, and the amplitude is definitely larger than BTC. Buying dips and selling high to reduce costs may be a better strategy, after all, BTC has also experienced several pullbacks of more than 30% before it flew away. From a macro point of view, although the panic caused by non-farm payrolls has been repaired in a short period of time, the problems that have arisen have not disappeared, and the distrust at the bottom of the market still exists. Like last year, it may be a better option for the United States to detonate from the outside, after all, no one can step down due to excessive infighting. Japan has always been a very suitable tipping point, and just today Shigeru Ishiba made another statement that he could not fulfill the tariff agreement. And India's international status has plummeted since losing the 5.7 air battle, and in the past few days, the Russian crude oil issue has even been added to the level of humiliating tariffs by the United States. Although India has always been relatively abstract, it does have its own independent diplomatic capabilities, so there are also variables here.