You should know this fact:
Over the past three months, Trump has been talking about price cuts. Many cryptocurrency enthusiasts assumed that the moment the cut happens, wallets would see a surge and profits would flow in. Similar promises were made during his presidency, creating unrealistic expectations that a 'significant surge is guaranteed'.
But what actually happened?
Instead of a massive surge, the market dropped nearly 80% after those hopes. Retail traders became liquidity centers for the big players once again. Only Bitcoin and a few major coins delivered meaningful performance.
Let's quickly move to Powell's speech on August 22, where he hinted at potential cuts in September. The market reacted sharply: Ethereum jumped from 4046 to 4955, reaching its all-time high, and excitement spread. But within a day of consolidation, $ETH dropped near 4350, followed by the market.
The pattern is clear; this entire cycle is less about the promised surges and more about liquidity acquisition. Many are waiting for another season of 'big altcoins' after the price cuts, but think again. $BTC, ETH, $SOL, $XRP, $BNB, and others have already made their moves.
With thousands of altcoins traded today, relying on the 'next big surge' is risky. This market rewards timing, patience, and smart guidance, not blind hope.
