#美联储降息 Was Ethereum's decline yesterday really that sudden? A close look at the market reveals the answer—expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts materialized, large funds gradually withdrew, spot ETF continued to see net outflows, combined with the pressure of Japan's interest rate hikes. With this combination, it’s no surprise that the market didn’t rise; in fact, a decline is the expected normal.

The result is a series of downward candles, with short orders capturing full profits. The only regret is not holding on until the final jump, but that’s already a satisfying outcome. Trading is full of bullish traders everywhere, but what’s truly rare is the kind of person who has the courage to establish short positions at high levels. Once the direction is correctly identified, the rest of the logic becomes very clear—where the market goes, profits follow.

Recently, I’ve been paying close attention to ZEC, ICP, ACE, and SOMI, each with its own story. If you’re also pondering the next move, it’s worth keeping an eye on macroeconomic changes—those are often the key to shifting the market.