Thursday early morning 02:00, is it death or vitality?



The rate decision bomb is about to land.

Don’t be fooled by the current calm; this is very likely the last “political harvest” before Powell steps down.

The market is now full of gamblers, all betting early on the easing and liquidity after the new chairman takes office, but is this really a good bet?

Something feels off; in the short term, the market shows no solid logic to support a sharp rise.

On the surface, interest rates are most likely to stay unchanged, and everyone is waiting for the shoe to drop.

But the real danger is that optimistic expectations have already been fully exhausted in advance.

Bitcoin now is like walking a tightrope at high altitude; sideways trading at high levels seems stable but is actually extremely weak. This isn’t accumulation; it’s a classic bull trap.

If Powell’s speech early morning is tough and signals a hawkish stance, this rally-and-fall scenario will turn into a bloody shakeout.

Currently, the range of 78,200-79,200 is the last psychological defense set by the big players for retail traders.

If the market hits this resistance level but can’t break through, it’s the best time to set up short positions and precisely harvest.

Don’t be fooled by the superficial sideways consolidation; the answer is already written in the charts—it's up to you whether you have the courage to follow the trend.

The most expensive lesson in the crypto world is treating all good news as a prelude to takeoff.

Don’t rush to go all-in; only those who survive the release will have the qualification to talk about financial freedom. $BTC #以太坊基金会解质押约4890万美元ETH
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