Is the candlestick chart again full of blood-red screens? Don't rush to slam your keyboard and curse; we really shouldn't be blamed for this wave of sharp decline.

Honestly, in these years of crypto, I've seen too many "unexpected disasters," but this time's fuse is especially absurd—the bunch of well-dressed guys across the ocean are putting on an epic blame-shifting show. You might think: Does whether the government over there stalls or not have anything to do with my wallet? The answer is: it has everything to do with it.

The global capital markets are essentially interconnected vessels. This time, a certain major country's government caused a record 37-day shutdown over budget disputes, and to keep things running, they directly drained nearly $700 billion from the market. To put it simply: you planned to go all-in with 10,000 dollars on a shitcoin, but suddenly you have to pay 7,000 dollars on your mortgage, leaving you with only 3,000—would you still go all-in?

The banking system is now in this state. How liquidity dried up? The reserves of banks announced by the Federal Reserve have directly fallen back to the lows of 2021. Even more dramatic—the central bank just cut interest rates to give the market some oxygen, but the Ministry of Finance's "Star Absorbing Technique" completely offset the positive signals. It's like you just drank Red Bull and are about to sprint, but someone suddenly ties twenty pounds of sandbags to your legs.

The market is now as sensitive as a frightened bird; a sneeze in the US stock market can cause a crypto cold. So, new friends, remember: when you don't understand the market, first check what kind of tricks the US is pulling. As for how to respond specifically, the following three...(The original text was cut off, leaving the suspense)