BTC has broken 100K. The Fed just turned dovish, yet $EVAA has surged 27% to 0.8816, with a 24h trading value of $12.8 million—did you notice this abnormal data?

I’ve been playing the Fed’s rate-hike rhythm for three years. This time, the fund flows look very strange: when BTC was “sucking” for a rebound, EVAA jumped from 0.6876 to 0.8987, and the trading volume was 3 times the usual—this is a classic “expected reversal front-running” signal. Institutions are betting that rate cuts are approaching, and capital is rotating through small-cap leveraged coins. Pick up a bit below 0.85, trim and run above 0.9, and place the stop-loss at 0.79. Don’t let your position size exceed 20%. Short-term volatility between 0.78 and 0.9 is normal.
Did you catch this wave?