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Looking back at past bull markets, those were times when account balances rose straight up like an elevator; you just had to close your eyes, stand firm, and be patient.
Altcoins rise three to five times, and almost everyone can exit unscathed at the end of the cycle—at that time, it is a feast of direction and luck, rough yet generous.
Now the bull market features sectors taking turns, with hotspots changing rapidly. Just when you are pleased with a certain direction, the capital has quietly shifted.
Once you chase the highs, not only will you lose the money you've earned, but you might even incur additional losses. This is not a flourishing landscape; it is clearly a sophisticated rotation trap. The dealer's wash is becoming increasingly fierce, with capital rapidly entering and exiting various sectors, leaving retail investors with a window that's barely enough for a single breath.

Let's talk about that 'indestructible cockroach' in the crypto world — Jubi. Over ten years, it has changed its 'alias' several times, each time not to reform, but to empty everyone's wallets even more ruthlessly! Don't let it fool you.
Timeline: Jubi's 'Fashion Show' and 'Harvesting Chives' History:
1. 2013-2014: Debuting, pretending to be good (Alias: Bitcoin Trading Network)
Riding the early Bitcoin wave, it attracted people with the guise of 'low fees,' squeezing into the top three exchanges in the country. On the surface, it looks glamorous, but behind the scenes, it’s sharpening its knives.
2. 2014-2017: Ambition inflated, opening a casino (Alias: Jubi Network)

TST, which unexpectedly became popular due to its 'test coin' identity, had a terrifying moment this morning (August 7) — a 15-minute halving followed by another halving, crashing over 68%!
The price plummeted from nearly 0.0496 USDT straight down to 0.01547 USDT, and is now barely hanging around 2.5 cents, having evaporated nearly 40% in a day. This is not volatility; it's practically free fall!

At 9:51 AM, several large players (likely from the same entity) on the Bybit exchange took high-leverage long positions, resulting in a chain liquidation of 3.6 million USD within 16 seconds! It’s like someone suddenly flipped a table in a crowded restaurant, causing everyone else to panic and rush for the exit, flooding the market with panic selling.

Do you remember the financial storm of '08? At that time, the two 'stewards' managing the U.S. Treasury—Paulson (during the Republican era) and Geithner (during the Democratic era)—recently sounded the alarm in front of the camera at the Aspen gathering: the towering mountain of U.S. national debt, now at $29 trillion, is starting to wobble!
Uncle Paulson bluntly stated: 'The government's borrowing speed cannot be stopped, it's like a one-way street. A crisis is bound to erupt, it's just a matter of time—could be six months from now, or it could be six years.' In other words, the national credit card is about to be maxed out.

Tonight's speech by Trump was absolutely explosive in terms of information! It felt like pouring a bucket of water into a pot of hot oil in the financial market.
First, the head of the Federal Reserve is still undecided! His favored candidate, Bessent, does not want to take over Powell's position ('just asked, and they said "no thanks"'), and now he is turning his attention to Warsh and Hassett.
The key point is that Trump has always been dissatisfied with Powell's obedience! He has been thinking about replacing him with a 'compliant' chairman who can open the faucet (cut interest rates) more quickly. This unresolved matter is the biggest variable — the crypto space fears uncertainty, but loves the expectations of 'massive liquidity'!

Yesterday the market finally caught its breath! The index rebounded from a low position, BTC temporarily broke away from that nerve-wracking key support level, returning to around 114,000 USD, and Ethereum also stood above 3,600 USD.
Last Friday's 'plunge performance' in the US stock market did leave people a bit dazed. Are they afraid of heights at such high positions? Or is it an overreaction to the revisions of the US Labor Department data? Both are possible. However, after a two-day weekend, everyone seems to have calmed down significantly.
Speaking of data, we can't forget the big move by the 'King of Understanding' Trump! Last Friday, he directly fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the reason? Unhappy with the 'watered-down' employment data, accusing them of exaggerating the numbers.