On the eve of the Federal Reserve leadership change: Ten-year bottom opportunities amidst turbulence in the crypto market
Expectations for the new chairman of the Federal Reserve have already permeated the market, and the market will not wait for the new leader to officially take office to initiate changes.
Currently, all cryptocurrencies are caught in a turbulent pattern, with the K-line outlining a slightly downward trajectory, reminiscent of the previous turbulent upward trend near the 126,000-point level.
The core logic of this accumulation structure is clear: previously, it was about building up positions to mislead shorts.
Now, it is about establishing short positions, allowing the market to become obsessed with short-term speculation on daily K-lines, ultimately waiting for a sudden spike to catch the shorts off guard, leaving those who missed the opportunity regretting their decisions.
In this special turbulent cycle, short-term operations are like licking blood from a knife's edge; regardless of long or short positions, it is difficult to escape the fate of being harvested.
From a long-term perspective, the overarching trend of monetary easing remains unchanged, with liquidity continuously injected into the market, and the medium to long-term upward trend in the crypto market has already been established.
Especially when the industry cycle stagnates, while other assets surge one after another, it is the golden window period for positioning.
It is important to note that “bargains” in the crypto market often appear only once every four to five years, and we are currently in a once-in-a-decade bottom.
Data corroborates this judgment:
After ranking 30th, the residual market value of altcoins has dropped below several key historical lows, not only surpassing the levels during the 2018 ICO liquidation period but also falling below the levels during the COVID-19 impact period in 2020 and the FTT crash crisis period in 2022, with bottom characteristics already apparent.
