The CME gap phenomenon is actually similar to a gap in the stock market, always having a kind of 'magnetic' pull that draws prices back to fill the gap.

This time, the gap at $BTC was filled from Monday to Thursday, with timing that was fairly standard—neither too fast nor too slow. A characteristic of a weak market is that after a gap is filled, prices rarely reverse immediately, but instead continue to oscillate and digest the situation.

$ETH currently has no real independence at all; it's basically a 0.8x leveraged version of BTC. Despite the vast Ethereum ecosystem, its price movement is even more follower-like than altcoins, indicating that market positioning of Ethereum remains quite unclear.

$SOL is actually interesting: although on-chain MEME rotations happen quickly, there's still some liquidity and momentum. However, caution is needed—most of these on-chain projects have very short lifespans, like a whack-a-mole game, where profits require quick entry and exit.

At this point, I still think it's best to stay on the sidelines and wait for a clearer directional signal before taking action.