Brothers, last night’s liquidation slaughterhouse, don’t be sad, everyone is the same.



To summarize why the crash was so severe, first, the Federal Reserve changed its stance. The yellow-haired nominee, a recognized hawkish heavyweight, was appointed as a candidate. After taking office, this person might pretend to cut rates to soothe the market, while actually withdrawing a large amount of dollars from the market (balance sheet reduction). With less money, assets that rely on liquidity, such as gold and Bitcoin, naturally took the first hit.

All the money in the world is in “safe haven.” It’s not just the US; global funds now only want to hide in the safest places. During such times, less liquid assets like silver and altcoins fall the hardest and fastest.

Finally, signs of easing in US-Iran relations have appeared, which has taken away an important support for some assets that previously rose on war and safe-haven sentiment.

As for next week’s movement: Bitcoin at 72000 and Ethereum at 2130 are very likely to be tested again, and may even temporarily break below. Because the market’s panic and sell-off have not yet shown clear signs of ending. Don’t go all-in at the height of panic, as it’s very easy to get repeatedly “cut.”

Now, it’s a contest of who can better control their hands and who has more patience. Wait until the market crashes itself into a pit and stabilizes there, then talk about opportunities. #我的周末交易计划
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