Attention everyone! Now the whole internet is saying that the market will surge tonight, but no one is telling you exactly what to do. Unfollow those influencers who tell you to short the market. Let me clarify for you:
First point: The Federal Reserve's message has long been anticipated by the market.
Even if they don't cut interest rates tonight, it won't be surprising. Even if it drops, it’s temporary; every time Bitcoin drops, it’s an opportunity to get in. Just look at the weekly chart; every drop caused by bad news eventually rebounds. Big funds are just waiting for retail investors to panic and sell so they can buy in at a lower price.
Remember: A real crash is never known in advance by everyone!
Second point: Major positive news! State governments in the U.S. are starting to buy Bitcoin.
New Hampshire has just used government funds to buy Bitcoin as reserves. This is a historic event:
This is the first government to buy Bitcoin with real cash.
Other states will soon follow suit.
Bitcoin has now become a "national strategic asset"; Wall Street will fall behind if they don’t buy in soon.
Third point: Tariff negotiations might bring surprises.
China and the U.S. are secretly discussing tariff issues; any progress would be positive news. Look at the key dates in 2025:
Interest rates will definitely drop in September.
Economic performance is needed before the elections.
Bitcoin's technical indicators are already bullish.
These three factors combined mean that shorting now is a death wish!
Advice for ordinary investors:
Technical operations:
Buy when the daily line exceeds 67500, and cut losses when it falls below 64800.
Don’t use leverage! If you can’t even understand spot trading, why play with contracts?
News discernment:
Wait a day before looking at any news about interest rate cuts.
Only rely on official news from the Chinese Ministry of Commerce regarding tariffs.
Check the situation of government buying Bitcoin with Coinbase data.
Recognize reality: $BTC
Do you think this is a news-driven market? Wrong!
Institutions have long used AI to analyze all policy signals.
Big funds have already positioned themselves three days in advance.
What you see as "breaking news" is just leftovers from others.