The Federal Reserve is not in a hurry to cut interest rates, and it has actually informed the market that a cut will happen sooner or later. This 'expectation' itself is a positive factor because the market always trades on expectations. As long as this expectation exists, the bullish sentiment in the market is supported, and the tone of the bull market remains. The market will react in advance. If there is a high probability of no interest rate cut in June or July, funds will enter the market early to position themselves. When the actual interest rate cut happens, it will be seen as a realization of good news, and the sentiment will clear. So, don't wait for the good news to land before getting in; by then, the market may have already moved significantly. Therefore, from a macro perspective, you may have already missed out on this round of market movement. Macro conditions are essentially just a tool for the big players to control sentiment; the real trend has already started, and by the time you react, you may have missed the take-off point.

My current strategy is: not to go against the macro outlook and not to be the counterpart to the big players. Once a trend is established, it will not end easily. Big players need time to make retail investors repeatedly guess 'Is this the bottom?' and when it reaches the top, they will make everyone continuously guess 'Is it not yet the top?' allowing the retail investors to get fatter before they unload. From what we see now, BTC may be at a temporary top, but the overall trend is not over; market sentiment is still in a hesitation phase of 'Is it a rebound or a reversal?' Next, it's time for altcoins to make their move, which is still something to look forward to.