Interest rates, to put it simply, are a thermometer for how willing everyone is to take risks.

When interest rates are high and cash earns interest, more people prefer to sit back and earn some guaranteed returns, so on-chain speculative positions tend to shrink a bit;
When interest rate expectations loosen, risk appetite returns, and you start to see big players gradually move their chips back, and trading activity picks up.
I myself trade infrequently, mainly watching stablecoins moving in and out of exchanges, and a few old whale wallets moving around.
If there’s no clear direction, I don’t add to my positions; I wait until I wake up again.

Recently, the NFT royalty debate has been quite intense…
Creators want ongoing income, but secondary sales are disliked because they affect liquidity,
and the ultimate transmission is really about “risk appetite”:
When everyone is afraid to buy in, no matter how the rules are changed, it’s just finger-pointing at each other.

You say “Now is the time to go all-in and push hard”…
I won’t rush in for now, anyway I haven’t slept enough.