Major exchanges are scrambling to implement Wi-Fi, and it feels like the entire market is centered around it. Many are saying this bull market is a Trump family bull market, that the Trump family is pocketing all the profits. But what can be done? It's Trump after all, who made that bullet miss? It's the Americans who have the final say. This bull market has been truly hellish, especially for the copycats. They've been wiped out wave after wave, and the leeks have been ripped off one after another. Just as retail investors have barely recovered their losses, they're back to square one. The phrase "don't be afraid of spot trading" is the conviction that keeps many people persevering. You ask me, is there still hope for the cryptocurrency world? Sister Bei wants to say, believe in the cryptocurrency world just a little longer; big things are still on the way. After all, we've made it to the September interest rate cut. At least eat something before you leave.

The tide of fortune for SOL is turning, 'unbeatable in direction,' and I plan to continue increasing my holdings in altcoin spot here!
Bitcoin is currently temporarily stopping its decline at the middle track of the weekly Bollinger Bands, but the downward trend remains unchanged. The medium to long-term technical indicators are starting to show a bearish trend, with important support levels being consecutively lost. The weekly MACD shows a death cross divergence, and the MA120-day support has been broken. There are also no signals of a volume increase to stop the decline in the short term, so it can be said that there is still a need to explore the bottom further. 105,000 is the next important support. The long-term upward trend has not been broken, and I plan to continue increasing my holdings in altcoins here!

The upcoming trend for Bitcoin is closely related to the US stock market. Next week, investors will face the 'most perilous month' in the history of the US stock market! Historically, as institutional investors adjust their positions, retail buying slows down, volatility increases, and corporate buybacks enter a quiet period, the US stock market tends to perform particularly poorly in September! Over the past decade (2015-2024), the S&P 500 index has experienced declines in September six times, with an average drop of 1.93%, making it the worst month historically, including a devastating drop of 9.34% in September 2022. However, the US stock market in October and November is generally very good, especially in November, where there has only been one decline in the past decade.