BTC has broken through 100 thousand. The Fed just turned dovish, but $EVAA rose 27% and fell to 0.8816, with 24-hour trading volume of 12.8 million—do you see this anomalous data?

I’ve been playing with the rhythm of the Fed’s interest rate hikes for three years. This time, the capital flows are very strange: when BTC saw a blood-sucking rebound, EVAA surged from 0.6876 to 0.8987, and trading volume was 3 times the usual—this is a typical signal of “anticipating an expectations reversal.” Institutions are betting that rate cuts are close, and funds are shifting into leverage coins with small market caps. I bought a little below 0.85, reduced my position, and exited above 0.9, with a stop loss at 0.79. Don’t exceed 20% of your position—short-term fluctuations of 0.78–0.9 are normal.
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