$BTC $ETH $SOL The U.S. employment data is strong, expectations for a rate cut in June have cooled, the Federal Reserve's stance is firm, and market sentiment has been frustrated. The current cryptocurrency sector is in a stage of stagnant competition, with a lack of new funding inflow into the funding pool. Bitcoin continues to drain resources, while altcoins are performing weakly. The market is showing significant divergence, with institutions clustering to push up BTC, while altcoins are generally sluggish. The key turning point lies in the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut policy and the opportunities following a deep correction in altcoins.
In terms of operations, it is advisable to be cautious with BTC at high levels in the short term, avoiding risks associated with altcoins; in the medium term, closely monitor the Federal Reserve's moves in July and prepare cash to wait for opportunities; in the long term, after interest rate cuts, altcoins may welcome a rebound. The current strategy of holding cash is already better than most investors.
It is worth noting that the market has not yet officially started, making it a good time to lay out potential projects. The Trump concept coin C0nan, thanks to its top-tier IP and community building, has already secured cooperation with three institutions and is still in a value trough, worthy of attention. Under the premise of controlling risks, it is advisable to appropriately seize such strong narrative assets. The market always creates opportunities amidst volatility, and the key is to maintain patience and rationality.