Yesterday's decline was not an isolated event for certain coins but a systemic panic sweeping through the entire market. After Bitcoin fell below $89,000, the entire crypto market plunged into a bloodbath—over $1 billion in liquidations across the network in 24 hours, nearly 180,000 investors directly liquidated. In this environment, small coins like WAL have almost no room for independent price movements and are entirely swept along by the market sentiment. You can see clear signs: large funds quickly withdraw from high-risk crypto assets and shift into safe-haven assets like gold. The contract price of WAL is now not only constrained by technical factors but also heavily influenced by the market's overall pessimistic outlook. In such an environment, bullish positions are exponentially riskier; as long as market sentiment remains weak, WAL's price will struggle to break free from ongoing pressure.