Currently, there is a significant divergence in the market, showing polarization: one side believes that the Fed will almost certainly cut rates in September and is now preparing to hype up the expectations for a rate cut, which will continue the upward trend for another wave. The other side believes that the Fed will soon cut rates in September, so there will be a pullback to create a 'golden pit' before the rate cut, and after the rate cut materializes, there will be a surge in October-November to reach a peak, then the bull market will end.

What about you? Which one do you see? In my opinion, regardless of which route is taken, the main focus should be on going long on dips for short-term trading, because you can't wait until it really goes up to chase the high, right? From the perspective of daily and weekly indicators, a large-scale pullback is a slow process formed by the continuous accumulation and upgrading of medium and small-scale adjustments; it won't drop thousands or tens of thousands of points immediately. Essentially, each time it reaches a support level, there will be a rebound, providing good conditions for entering long positions on dips. For now, going long on dips is still a supplementary strategy, and we should maintain confidence in the market $ETH #BTC走势分析