Recently, the opportunities in the cryptocurrency world are clear to those with keen eyes—today, I'll explain it in plain language. If you don't understand the technical terms, that's okay; just remember the key points.
First, we need to keep an eye on the Federal Reserve. This month, there is a high probability of a 25 basis point rate cut. In simple terms, there will be more money in the market: previously, everyone was holding onto their cash with no good place to invest, but now, idle funds might just flow into the cryptocurrency market, as it is highly elastic and has always been a good place for idle money chasing returns.
More importantly, the tapering will stop! Previously, the Federal Reserve was continuously "withdrawing liquidity," making money tighter in the market. Now, it has stopped tightening, and in the future, it may even gradually "inject liquidity." Historical data shows that every time tapering stops, the cryptocurrency market generally benefits: once liquidity increases, it's hard to suppress token prices—this is a clear pattern.
There’s also a reassuring factor: currently, employment and the economy are not too bad, and inflation is not broadly rising; it's mainly due to tariffs. This indicates that policies won't suddenly tighten, so there's no need to fear a "black swan" event catching us off guard, allowing us to feel a bit more secure.
For the cryptocurrency market, there are three points: opportunities have arrived, get on board when needed, and don’t panic unnecessarily. Once liquidity eases, not only will the stock market benefit, but the highly elastic cryptocurrency market will definitely attract significant funds. Whether it's mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or promising altcoins, they could all be lifted. With the expectation of rate cuts, those who were previously hesitant might decisively enter the market; as more people buy, prices will naturally rise.
However, I must remind you: Powell said that policy will depend on data, so it's not 100% stable. The market may experience some short-term volatility, and some may panic buy or sell, causing prices to fluctuate. But we need to focus on the bigger direction; the upward trend is quite clear, and both the primary and secondary markets have opportunities.
Lastly, to be frank: seizing opportunities in the cryptocurrency market does not depend on how frequently you operate, but rather on whether you can remain calm and hold onto your assets. This wave, with Powell having opened the "opportunity window," don’t hesitate to miss out—get on board when you should, and stealthily position yourself when needed, let's wait for this wave of market activity together!

