Looking at Bitcoin's Sell-Side Risk Ratio, although the current price of $BTC is not ideal, there is no indication of a large-scale sell-off or panic selling. The value has now returned to a low level, indicating that most people who were willing to sell had already sold in the previous round of fluctuations, and the remaining people are mostly observing. The Sell-Side Risk Ratio, which can be understood as the "sell pressure risk ratio," is mainly used to measure how strong investors' willingness is to sell Bitcoin and realize profits or losses in the current market. The higher this value (the closer it is to the blue line), the greater the on-chain value realization, and the stronger the market turnover and selling pressure. The lower the value (the closer it is to the red line), the fewer people are truly willing to sell, and the market is more inclined to fluctuate, consolidate, and accumulate more shares. In layman's terms, now is probably the time to gradually and slowly start buy the dips.