#谁将成为下一届美联储掌舵人？ The account has shrunk? Don't rush to sell off yet

The morning session was indeed a bit brutal. Bitcoin dropped from 93,000 to 88,000, Ethereum broke below 3000, while the US stock market was plunging and gold was hitting new highs—this isn't just a solo act in the crypto world, it's a global asset reshuffle.

Looking deeper, where is the problem? The mountain of US debt totaling 38 trillion dollars, with annual interest alone exceeding one trillion. When Trump's tariffs were introduced, the market reacted immediately: inflation will rise, central banks tighten monetary policy, the dollar appreciates, and all risk assets are pushed downward. Capital is seeking safe havens; gold is in demand, and risk assets naturally fall out of favor.

There's also a harsh reality—Bitcoin isn't really digital gold. Essentially, it still follows the flow of US dollar liquidity; when the dollar is loose, it rises; when the dollar tightens, it falls. In simple terms, this is a game of amplifying liquidity.

But crises do present opportunities. Most people are selling off now, but savvy investors are positioning themselves. It's not just about betting on rises or falls; it's about building a solid profit system. Choosing the right platform and managing risks well can turn this volatility into a rare opportunity. This is when the market truly tests patience and strategy.