#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 $ETH Today's price action is quite stable, continuing to move within this range. The price is now close to a key daily-level support zone, and from a risk-reward perspective, going long at this level is actually quite cost-effective. Let's see if the US stock market opening tonight can bring in some buying momentum, as the correlation between the two markets has been quite evident recently. The SEC's changing attitude toward crypto regulation is also worth noting, as policy shifts may affect short-term sentiment.

#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 If you fall down, you have to get back up and keep going. Last night, that sharp drop in $ETH hit my stop loss at 3150. I didn’t dare to chase after watching the price action, so now I need to reassess the major coins. It’s perfectly normal for the market to be weak today—the huge drop last night liquidated a bunch of long positions, so the market needs to catch its breath. The 3100 level can be considered new support, but it hasn’t really held yet. The more cautious approach is to wait for the US stock market to stabilize before making a move. For now, I’m on the sidelines and will wait for the right entry. I need to make back what I lost this round. If you also took a hit on ETH last night, just be patient and wait for the right opportunity.

#美联储重启降息步伐 $ETH $BNB $PIEVERSE The White House's moves this time are pretty interesting! The signals for a rate cut are getting more and more obvious. Over at BlackRock, the CEO directly called BTC a "panic asset," which is quite a statement—sovereign wealth funds are quietly building positions. What's even more striking is that Morgan Stanley has changed its stance, now predicting a possible rate cut as early as December. On the ETH side, the economic model has been upgraded, but the market performance is still lackluster, and holdings have dropped to historic lows. Those in the know understand that this is often a signal of a major market shift. Recently, Tom Lee said we might have already hit bottom, with growth potential starting at 200x. Is it time to rethink the liquidity narrative? What do you all think about this shift—do you believe it's real, or is this just another round of harvesting?