I thought $BTC would be more stable, but it just couldn't hold up.

The Federal Reserve directly threw out a statement: the rate cut window is basically sealed shut, and they might even need to cut again later this year.

Brothers who were still hoping for a rate cut to relieve pressure, now probably feel the same as I do—cold sweat on the back.

$BTC did rise, reaching 63,549, nearly a two-point increase in 24 hours, but whether this is just a sentiment rebound or real stabilization, I can't make a clear judgment right now.

Just checked on-chain data, and $MANA and ACU long positions at 21x and 22x were directly liquidated in bulk; low-liquidity tokens become meat grinders under such news.

It's not that you can't trade, but the macro environment is too narrow; any news is like a needle, poke and then run, chasing in just means taking the hit.

The current market feels like manually assembling a precision instrument—every data point must match perfectly, one mistake and the whole machine is scrapped.

Macro pressure is heavy, and geopolitical tensions are not easing—just after the US and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding, the Strait of Hormuz is open, but the 60-day nuclear negotiations are just beginning.

Israel and Lebanon haven't fully settled either—ceasefire agreements are signed, but the details are still being argued over.

In this situation, I wouldn't dare go all-in.

The index isn't stable, news can change at any moment, liquidity isn't enough, big funds are just watching, retail investors rushing in only send gas fees to the market.

How are you handling your positions now? Are you just holding on like me, or do you have brothers who are stubbornly jumping in? #我的Gate交易时刻 #STRC跌破面值11%创上市新低 #预测世界杯德国VS科特迪瓦