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Good morning, the key decisive moment begins this week.
Currently, the total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies has surpassed $3.07 trillion, with Bitcoin's dominance stable at 58.6%. However, this guy has been consolidating recently; every time I plan to dollar-cost average into it, it starts to fall. Truly temperamental. In terms of market sentiment, the Fear and Greed Index is only 29, indicating a clear fear zone. At this level, one should be cautious when entering, leaving enough room for rebounds and stop-losses.
The SEC has started a new round of actions, but to be honest, these regulatory moves are often tools for big players to manipulate the market. The real fundamental trends still depend on the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts and macro liquidity. Short-term news noise is quite high, but the long-term logic remains the decisive factor.
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I'm also waiting for the index to hit 29, but I always feel it will continue to test the bottom. This wave might not be the best entry point yet.
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No matter how big the SEC moves, it's all in vain. We still have to look at the Federal Reserve's stance; the real decisive factor has always been over there.
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Sideways trading, sideways trading. The most annoying thing is this kind of market condition. Set your stop-loss properly, and wait for the rebound to come.
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The figure of 3.07 trillion sounds impressive, but the actual opportunities to make money are becoming fewer and fewer. Maybe it's time to adjust my approach.