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Altcoins are quietly taking off. You say the market is good, but it's not that great; you say it's bad, but it's still okay.
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Although I am a die-hard bull, the recent market conditions have been really tough for bulls. The rise is like constipation, the fall is like diarrhea; apart from $BTC, nothing else can bounce back and forth. The rest of the altcoins, after a pump, just pray and play around like it's a game. When good news comes, I must sell #BIO $BIO
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Global stock and cryptocurrency crash, interpreted through three main reasons The global stock and cryptocurrency crash has many people considering going to the rooftop again. Many people feel this drop is inexplicable, but the underlying logic is not complicated: the core issue lies in the withdrawal of funds under tightened liquidity. However, because this is an invisible hand, not as direct as Trump publicly crashing the market, many people find it inexplicable. I will discuss my views from three aspects. The first reason is that the government shutdown has reached a new high in duration, and the market is still being drained. Currently, the US government has been shut down for 35 days, and every time the government shuts down, the TGA (Treasury General Account) resembles a dried-up pool, with the market already lacking liquidity. This is bound to exacerbate the situation. Last night's voting result was to continue not passing the healthcare bill, and the standoff between the two parties will continue until a new balance of interests is reached. So there is still some resistance during this period. The second reason is that the US Treasury auction, this "blood-draining machine," has also withdrawn more than half of the short-term liquidity in the market. The latest auction of three-month and six-month US Treasuries amounted to $170 billion, and after deducting the reinvestment portion by the Federal Reserve, the financial market was drained of $160 billion in a short period, leading to liquidity drying up. Although the Federal Reserve is trying to inject funds from the banking side to alleviate the situation, the funds absorbed by the bond market, this "black hole," far exceed expectations. Normally, this amount of over $100 billion might not seem significant, but during a tightening cycle, the withdrawal of large sums is enough to make risk assets "tremble." However, the good news is that the reduction in the balance sheet will stop on December 1st, and with the expectation of interest rate cuts in 2026, the market's liquidity will slowly recover; currently, it is the hardest time before dawn. The third reason comes from the chill from the Federal Reserve. Powell's hawkish stance last week regarding the possibility of not cutting interest rates in December has undermined the market's confidence in a rate cut, with the probability of a rate cut dropping from nearly 70%. The market, in the short term, felt like it was doused with cold water, with Bitcoin's decline being the most direct reaction to the outflow of funds. Just like a person losing too much blood may feel dizzy, the market, lacking the support of funds, naturally suffers a "serious injury." After discussing the three reasons, let's talk about what comes next. I think first of all, don’t panic too much, because both the government shutdown and the reduction in the balance sheet are temporary events, not a permanent situation. When the interests hidden under the table find balance again, the government resumes operations, the TGA replenishes funds, and the Federal Reserve signals a rate cut again, etc.
It's okay, brothers, we're all going to die anyway. What kind of market is this? It's been over a year, and no matter when you buy in, it's wrong. Even a pyramid scheme is better, at least before the pyramid scheme collapses, everyone is happy. Just give up.
If it weren't for luck avoiding the black swan I would definitely be in despair now Being able to survive in the counterfeit market I have already outperformed 99% of players The disadvantages of the market are my advantages No matter what, I will persevere to the end $PEPE $SHIB