#美联储降息 When I first entered the crypto world, I was the typical person blindly guessing based on feelings. I would cheer for takeoff in the square, follow the trend, listen to big V's calls and rush in fiercely, feeling great about myself — thinking I was quick to catch on and responsive, able to get the fattest parts of the market. Back then, I truly considered this a skill.
Little did I know, the crypto market loves to teach you a lesson — the more confident you are, the harsher it hits you.
During the SOL crash last year, it nearly shattered my entire trading outlook.
I remember clearly —

#加密生态动态追踪 Many people keep hitting walls in the crypto market, but they've never considered that the problem isn't the market being too fierce, but rather their own rhythm being chaotic.
I've observed the trajectories of many investors: some burst in with ambitious plans a few months ago, only to gradually fade away; even more, repeatedly recharge, borrow money to increase positions, and end up burdened with debts. It's quite regrettable every time I see these stories.
But there are also completely different endings:
Some started with less than five thousand dollars and managed to multiply th

#美国证券交易委员会推进数字资产监管框架创新 $MET recent downside pressure comes from several aspects. First, the volatility of the crypto market itself is increasing, and changes in the regulatory environment have also caused significant fluctuations in investor sentiment, with many opting for panic selling. At the same time, funds are flowing into other promising projects, which greatly affects the popularity of individual projects. From the perspective of the MET project itself, the pace of technological iteration and market promotion is clearly lagging, leading to decreased user activity and weakened competitiv

The Federal Reserve's rate cut has finally been implemented — a 25 basis point decrease, along with a $40 billion purchase of short-term government bonds, which appears quite dovish. This combination is theoretically capable of easing market liquidity, but the problem is that crypto traders are currently busy celebrating Christmas, and as the year-end settlement period approaches, liquidity will evaporate directly. The anticipated bull market rebound momentum is clearly insufficient.
The options market data is quite interesting: by the end of December, over 50% of the positions are concentrate

#数字资产生态回暖 Over the years in the crypto world, more and more friends around me have started trading. Gradually, I’ve come to see a simple truth: the market is always right, and those who stubbornly oppose it will ultimately have to pay a tuition fee.
Recently, a friend of mine, who’s been with me for a long time, is particularly stubborn. When the market was trending down, he was thinking about catching the bottom. During those days, I kept sending multiple reminders in the group: Never chase, never add to your position, and don’t fight the market.
Can you guess what happened? — He still could

BTC this wave of market movement, we need to analyze it piece by piece.
Do you remember the position at 80,600? I mentioned that the downward trend signal appeared back then, and later it continued to rise, reaching nearly a 17% increase. Yesterday, I reminded everyone — the first round of rally was roughly at its peak. Looking now, the pullback has already exceeded 5.5%, and the validation is coming pretty quickly.
Starting from 80,600, this rebound is essentially a correction of the sharp decline from 126,000 to 80,000, on the daily chart level. If we break it down into a three-wave structur

#数字资产生态回暖 A sharp decline isn't necessarily a bad thing; sometimes it's just the market testing the waters. The key is whether your stop-loss setup is flexible enough — that determines whether you can survive.
My approach is to adjust the stop-loss position in line with price movements, such as placing it below key moving averages on the 4-hour chart or leaving some space below previous support levels. The purpose is simple: to preserve the profits already made and prevent previous gains from evaporating during a pullback.
Currently, market sentiment is quite fragile, so position management be

#数字资产生态回暖 If this rebound really goes up, I honestly don't care. I'm holding a small position, do whatever you want. Anyway, it's not a big pressure on me, just watching the show 😎

The Federal Reserve has struck again—but this time, what truly caused the market to explode wasn't the 25 basis points, but the roar of a former president.
On December 10th, the Fed announced a 25bp rate cut, bringing the federal funds rate to the 3.50%-3.75% range. This is the third cut this year and the sixth move since the easing cycle began in September 2024. Should the market be cheering? Not so simply.
Trump almost instantly fired back: "Too slow! It could have been more aggressive."
If you've followed this former president's style, you know his dissatisfaction with current Fed Chair Pow

After three margin calls, I finally understood what a painful lesson really means.
The 2 a.m. "Account Forced Liquidation" notification made me stare at the ceiling and repeatedly ask myself—why is it always that one minute? The market never gives a second chance, but after this liquidation, I really woke up.
It was just the standard rookie trap: seeing a rally, going all in out of fear of missing the train to sudden wealth; seeing a decline, borrowing to buy the dip, with dreams of V-shaped reversals filling my mind. And the result? Either getting trapped at high levels or being shaken out at

Last night, Powell's 50 billion reverse repurchase operation appeared to be a routine move on the surface, but in fact it was a form of "hidden easing." Based on liquidity transmission effects, this is roughly equivalent to a 3 basis point cut in interest rates. Coupled with the officially announced 25 basis point rate cut, the market's actual perception of monetary easing is close to 28 basis points.
But the focus is not on these 28 basis points themselves. What truly matters is—the timing, location, and implications of this move within the current market sentiment environment, which are far

#美联储降息 The target position of 3445 can take profit, and the highest it can reach is 3446.
Honestly, how many people dare to openly share their true ideas like this? Most are just following the trend—today bearish, tomorrow bullish, anyway they won't lose money.
During the Federal Reserve policy adjustments, market fluctuations indeed provided many opportunities. But a real trading strategy is not about words; it must be based on data, take profit and stop loss into account. See who can consistently execute the plan, and who is just scrambling at the last minute.

The Fed's move this time is quite interesting—directly announcing a monthly purchase of $40 billion in Treasury bonds, and emphasizing "this is not quantitative easing."
In simple terms, it's a technical operation aimed at patching liquidity. The background is that bank system reserves have fallen below warning levels, and funding has been very tight at the end of the year, with short-term interest rates soaring at times. Powell's words are quite straightforward: "The tightening pace is indeed faster than we anticipated."
This reminds people of the small turbulence in 2019. At that time, overn

Recently, many media outlets have been shouting: "The Yen interest rate hike is coming! US stocks and US bonds will crash, and the crypto market will suffer too!" Honestly, these claims sound far-fetched. I suspect that these people may not have even opened an offshore account; they're just riding the hype to grab attention.
Let's clarify first—an interest rate hike in the Yen won't cause a collapse. The reason they are making such a fuss is probably because they oversimplify Yen arbitrage. Indeed, in the past, the Yen maintained ultra-low or even negative interest rates, and many borrowed Yen

#数字资产生态回暖 $BNB is still raging? $XRP is not backing down either. This rebound truly has a story.

The longer you stay in the crypto world, the clearer you can see a phenomenon—during a rally, everyone claims to be a market prediction expert; once it drops, they can’t even tell the difference between a shakeout and a distribution. Just last week, I encountered such a case.
Fan Xiao Ning rushed to me: "MATIC dropped 18%, it feels like a shakeout, right? I want to add to my position and bottom fish."
I was momentarily stunned—if he really went through with that move, it wouldn’t be bottom fishing, it would be jumping straight into a trap.
I told him to take a screenshot of the candlestick cha

Honestly, there are so many projects on the market now that it's dazzling. Can you really keep up? I certainly can't keep up.
What's even more deadly? Out of a hundred projects, ninety-nine are just here to chop the leeks. This is not an exaggeration, it's a bloody fact. How do retail investors play? They simply can't!
If this trend continues, retail investors will be drained and run away sooner or later. By then, the market will be left with institutions playing against each other. Is that interesting?
Can trading platforms be more discerning? I don't ask for too much—if only ten out of a hun

#数字资产生态回暖 HYPE this wave of market movement does feel a bit unsettling. Since November, although there was a decent rebound in early December—jumping from $29.15 to $36.17—this rebound seemed more like a false move, and the overall downward trend framework remains unbroken.
The most frustrating part is the release mechanism of 10 million HYPE at the end of each month. No one can say for sure whether it's released gradually or dumped all at once. Anyway, the market has been under pressure due to this uncertainty. Interestingly, large institutional whales are quietly accumulating, but retail inv

#以太坊行情技术解读 Last night I overslept and didn't hold up. It wasn't until I woke up that I realized — I was just a little short of hitting the 94500 take-profit point, so I missed out a bit. It's a bit regrettable. But it's nothing much, I immediately followed up with a move, changing the target to 94000, and I'm also considering whether to add another position. Anyway, $BTC $ETH $BNB I still need to keep an eye on this market trend.

🔥25 basis points cut, but the water isn't pouring out fast enough—this Fed move has even Old Trump can't stand it anymore.
The rate cut of 25 basis points was implemented at 3 a.m. The market initially thought it would ease up, but the dot plot directly slapped that idea down: out of 19 members, 7 voted against, nearly 40% of the committee doesn't want a cut at all. Even more astonishing, a former president came out shouting: "What's this little margin? The interest rate should be lowered to the lowest in the world!"
🦅They say they're easing liquidity, but the gate is tightly held
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