#美国终止政府关闭 This week, the crypto market is迎来密集催化剂, and $SOL the current position is worth following.



First, let's talk about a few time windows. On Monday, the U.S. government resumes operations, and the Federal Reserve Chairman will give a speech the same day. The combination of these two events is likely to trigger short-term volatility. On Tuesday, economic data will be released, and such macro indicators have always been a leading signal for fund flows. By Thursday, the Federal Open Market Committee's regular meeting will take place, and a clear statement regarding the expectation of a rate cut in December will directly impact the pricing of risk assets. On Friday, there will also be weekly liquidity injection data, which may seem insignificant at a glance, but trends can be observed over several weeks of data.

Let's talk again about the position of $SOL . The current price is hovering around 140, and many are wondering: should I enter now or wait until it rises to 150? This hesitation is actually quite common—worried about buying too early and facing a pullback, yet afraid of chasing the price and missing out.

But the market won't wait for anyone. If it really breaks 170 or even touches 190, do you think you can still pick up chips at the price of 130? By then, you'll most likely just be watching helplessly.

My judgment is that this week may be a rehearsal for a certain node. With so many events erupting simultaneously, the resonance of liquidity, policy expectations, and technical aspects means the market is likely to provide a direction. As for whether one can seize the opportunity, it depends on everyone's reaction speed.

$BTC $ETH $SOL
SOL-3.44%
BTC-3.31%
ETH-3.20%
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