The Fed is about to cut interest rates, which should have been a signal for a celebration in the crypto world, but the reality has given everyone a big slap in the face. The crypto world not only hasn't risen, but has instead entered a big dump mode. Logically, a rate cut means more money in the market, and funds flowing into the crypto world should also rise, but this time it has failed. What tricks are hiding behind this?

The actions of institutions best reflect the market trend. Recently, many large investment institutions heavily invested in cryptocurrencies have been frantically selling off assets and hastily withdrawing from the crypto world. This collective exodus has instantly amplified the panic sentiment in the market, and everyone is asking: Is this bull market really coming to an end?

But I think that the more panic there is, the more likely it hides great opportunities. When everyone is driven by fear and fleeing, it's a good time for the brave to enter. History has proven countless times that significant market fluctuations are often accompanied by unexpected opportunities, and I am ready to go all in to buy the dip.

I have also mined a potential coin that is not yet well-known to the public, but many institutions are already quietly laying out their plans. Its technology is impressive, and its application scenarios are very imaginative. With the development of blockchain technology, there is enormous growth potential in the future.

Let's take another look at Ethereum and Sol. Ethereum has always been a star in the blockchain field, previously surging due to various positive factors. However, after the market adjusts, it remains uncertain whether it can continue to rise. Although there are significant short-term fluctuations, Ethereum has solid technology and a thriving ecosystem, which still holds great potential in the long run.
Sol is a bit lacking, with a weak upward trend. Is this due to technical bottlenecks, or is it being suffocated by market competition? From on-chain data, such as trading activity and capital inflow and outflow, we might find answers. Whether their on-chain data is healthy currently still needs to be analyzed from multiple aspects.

The crypto world market is known for its rapid changes, full of opportunities and challenges. In the current situation of the Fed cutting interest rates and a big dump in the crypto world, we must remain calm, analyze rationally, and seize the real investment opportunities.