The weekend market remained overall stable, with no significant fluctuations, and investor sentiment is still digesting the Federal Reserve's attitude towards a rate cut in September. A rate cut is just one factor; the key issue is the policy response after economic downturns. Historically, the recession in 2020 lasted only two months, and the S&P 500 recovered its losses within six months and reached a new high in seven months, indicating that a recession does not necessarily lead to a long-term decline.

My personal strategy remains unchanged; I am preparing to reduce holdings in small-cap cryptocurrencies while retaining mainstream coins, and I am holding cash to wait for buying opportunities. If the market declines, I will opportunistically increase my positions; otherwise, I will continue to enjoy the profits brought by the rise of mainstream coins. From the data, the turnover rate of $BTC has significantly decreased, indicating that most investors are choosing to wait and see. Until the game between Trump and the Federal Reserve becomes clearer, more investors will remain on the sidelines.