Bull markets may be delayed, but they will definitely not be absent.

On September 18, as the U.S. inflation rate made progress toward the set target of 2%, and the three-month moving average of non-farm employment data fell below 116,000, nearing the level of under 100,000 seen before the 2000 internet tech bubble and the 2007 housing subprime crisis, the U.S. economy could further deteriorate. In this context, the Federal Reserve initiated a rate cut for the first time in four years, with a 50 basis point cut. China subsequently lowered the reserve requirement ratio and recently reduced deposit interest rates by 5-25 basis points, entering a new phase of global liquidity easing and stimulating consumption and the economy.

The joint effect of multiple factors such as global liquidity easing, national teams, large capital entering the market, Bitcoin halving, and new narrative themes like the rise of BRC20 inscribed assets. Therefore, the bull market will not be absent; various positive factors are accumulating, getting closer, and the intensity and duration will be more anticipated than previous bull markets.

BRC20 “𝛑”, ranked third on the entire network, has topped the inscription hot list for over 7 months consecutively. The new inscribed asset is poised for a breakout; do you understand it?

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