It's no more illogical than, say, the progression of the SPX500 and Dow Jones Industrial stock market indexes between 2019-2020-2023. "How does the market not

It's no more illogical than, say, the progression of the SPX500 and Dow Jones Industrial stock market indexes between 2019-2020-2023. "How does the market not care vis-a-vis the gruelling recent pandemic, ongoing supply shocks, mounting climate change disasters, population curve declines, military instability ....... ?" In Bitcoin's case, it needs be remembered that: * Bitcoin as the original (and, in some ways, least sullied) crypto asset will have the greatest resilience * Despite these exchanges having the greatest Trade Volumes, they are each only involved with a minority of the total global assets. That is, most Bitcoin that exists, has never touched Binance. Even more, most Bitcoin that exists, existed before Binance did. * Markets aren't that predictable - attempting to trade a market in a buy/sell manner based upon whether today is a seeming Good News Day or Bad News Day ... well, if it was that easy, we'd all be doing it trivially * The previous point is also adjunct to the fact that, for example, "obvious selling time" is most often leapt upon (with leverage) by amateur traders - whom the market then liquidates with a sudden contrary movement. A cynical manipulation certainly not unique to crypto markets, but yes absolutely ripe for them.