The evening thunder is loud, but the raindrops are small. There is neither a crash nor a surge, which belongs to situation three.

Iran is indeed a smokescreen. It's actually quite simple: if you were the decision-maker in Iran, would you inform the world a day in advance that you're going to launch a nuclear bomb tonight? Would you give the global financial community the opportunity to short-sell?

Moreover, old Powell's traditional statements have always been like this: interest rate cuts may come soon, or they may not come soon. This is different from those masters in the square: there may be a surge or a crash.

Now let's look at the Ethereum market. After a night of fierce long and short battles, Ethereum tested the 2460 support three times and the 2540 resistance four times, but failed to break through this entire consolidation zone.

In this narrow consolidation zone, there isn't much that can be done. At most, you can lightly position on the left side at the pressure and support levels, following the fluctuations to capture profits of around 40 points up and down.

The rest is left to time. Patiently wait for the market to give you a satisfactory entry point, and keep your hands steady.