#数字货币市场调整 🐋 "If you can't become a Whale, you can still share the spoils by swimming along."

The cryptocurrency market in September has always been turbulent. Looking back at historical data, this month seems to be cursed—US stocks are weak, liquidity is drained, and the market is as desolate as a ghost town. This year is even worse, with the global situation so tense that it could explode at any moment, geopolitical risks compounded by economic uncertainty, and BTC's drop has directly brought many people back to reality.

The most alarming thing is what's happening with the Federal Reserve. The expectation of an interest rate cut at the September meeting should have been a positive sign, but the controversy surrounding Governor Cook is still brewing, the dollar continues to weaken, and the market's fear and greed index is already green to the point of panic. Just looking at the on-chain data, you can see that short-term holders are desperately trying to break through key resistance levels, but each time they get pushed back, with selling pressure coming in wave after wave. In a situation where no one can make money, who would dare to go all in?

But speaking of which —

The market is always like this; when it falls to the point where you start to doubt life, it often becomes an opportunity. Some analysts believe that this wave of correction is actually a restorative adjustment. Macroeconomic data and yield have suppressed risk appetite, causing prices to be temporarily pushed down. Standard Chartered predicts that reaching 200,000 USD by the end of the year might be a bit aggressive, but I think this target is "late but not absent"—2025 isn't over yet, and it's entirely possible for BTC to have another breakout before the end of the year.

After all, the current person in the White House is openly supportive of cryptocurrency. The policy direction is clear; as long as the bowl is steady, there will always be food to eat.