Relying solely on memory, without looking at the lines.

In the last week or so, wld has been at 1.5 once and 1.3 twice, with someone placing orders in a very short time, and the increase has been around 10%, with a considerable amount of funds.
Many coins are establishing treasury funds, which should be similar to shell companies set up by foundations. Open AI is also continuously releasing news.
It's just that the Federal Reserve's direction is a bit unclear. There are two more meetings left this year, on October 29 and in December. The interval is a bit long, and old Powell won't step down until mid-next year. He is the only crazy member of the Trump faction calling for significant rate cuts, while opinions among other factions are not unified. The Federal Reserve has now given up on fighting inflation and shifted to a defensive rate cut to stabilize employment, which is truly a helpless situation.
In the past two weeks, both BTC and ETH ETFs have seen a significant outflow of funds daily, while the US stock market, the A-shares, and gold have mostly been in a bull market; however, BTC has not followed suit.
A question that many people often ask: Is there still a bull market? In fact, for BTC players, this round has indeed been a big bull, but other coins have hardly seen much increase. In past bull market peaks, BTC's market cap accounted for about 45% of the total market cap, while ETH accounted for 15%-20%. Of course, this was the case before; we don't know about the future.
Take what you can hold, and look at yourself for what you can't hold. Don't keep switching back and forth. The more you change your principal, the less it becomes, and you will become more anxious. This is always the capital market; we can't even be considered a grain of sand, at most we are just fools.