Market Analysis
BiSouBao "Market Analysis" hub: beginner guides, explainers, and market commentary on cryptocurrency and blockchain—all in one place.
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Privacy as Sovereignty: Why Zcash is the Most Expensive "Curtain" in On-chain Finance
This article explores the underlying logic behind the strong rally of Zcash (ZEC) in May 2026. Drawing a historical parallel betwe…
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BTC breaks through 82,000: Is it a bull market charge or the final trap to lure more people?
Recently, there is a "smell of money" in the air in the currency circle: BTC not only stood firm at the 80,000 mark, but also brok…
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Is the whereabouts of funds in the currency circle a mystery? In-depth interpretation of the 2026 virtual coin market shock period
Recently, the virtual currency market has fallen into high levels and shocks. Individual investors have extremely poor feelings wh…
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The "deep water zone" after halving: the depletion of liquidity or the tranquility before the storm?
This article provides an in-depth analysis of the current situation of the market's "deep water zone" after Bitcoin halv…
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Blockchain Market Cycle Basics: Understanding Bull-Bear Transitions Using real experiences to explain blockchain market cycle basics, bull-bear transition patterns, and how to stay rational in cycle…
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Market Sentiment Observation: Feeling Market Temperature from Community Chats Sharing a simple market observation method: feeling market temperature from community chats. Community heat often strongly correla…
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Investment Mindset Lesson 1: Why "Only Invest What You Can Afford to Lose" Matters Using real experiences to explain why investing only what you can afford to lose is so important. Not empty words, lessons bought …
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Liquidity risk education: Why can't you sell? It's more scary if you fall Using true stories to explain liquidity risk: unable to sell is scarier than price dropping. Friends just getting started easily i…
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Looking Back at History: What Those Who Survived Market Cycles Did Right Looking back at those who survived through cycles: they don't invest borrowed money, study in bear markets harvest in bull markets…