Recently, everyone has been asking the same question—what does the increasing internal division within the Federal Reserve mean for the crypto market? When will ETH's current volatility end?

Instead of just looking at candlestick charts, it's better to understand the underlying logic. The split within the Federal Reserve is not actually a risk; rather, it’s a positive signal. Why? Because liquidity is the fundamental factor that determines the rise and fall of the crypto market. During rate hike cycles, market liquidity dries up, and pressure is obvious; when expectations of rate cuts emerge, funds will flow back in. Currently, with differing opinions among Fed officials and the interest rate path shifting from "clear" to "uncertain," this uncertainty provides smart capital with opportunities to position.

Disagreements can lead to market misjudgments. Short-term large fluctuations often scare retail investors out, which is the best time for the big players to accumulate. When liquidity expectations become truly clear and the funding environment shifts, they will have already set up their positions, and the harvest will begin.

Looking at ETH’s current trend, some think ETH can't rise because of heavy selling pressure, but that’s not the case. The big players are not in a hurry to push the price up. The market sentiment is extremely restless—retail traders chasing gains and selling on dips are everywhere. If they try to force a rally now, it will only cause these traders to buy at high levels, turning the big players into bagholders. Their strategy is to repeatedly shake out traders within the 3180 to 3310 range; the purpose of this oscillation is to shake out those with unstable mindsets. The steadfast holders will be filtered out, and when the rally happens, there will be a solid foundation.