The decline over the past two days must have left a deep impression on many people. It has been a slow and steady drop, like a dull knife cutting into flesh, step by step downward. Buying the dip at any time during the day feels like only reaching halfway up the mountain. Even trying to buy ETH at 3100 makes one fear a sudden flash crash to 2800, and at 93000, buying Bitcoin raises fears of a sudden drop below 90,000. The real turning point came from the U.S. PCE data and core PCE data being significantly lower than expected, leading the market to increase expectations for the Federal Reserve to continue cutting interest rates in March 2025. After the U.S. stock market opened, there was a broad rebound, especially MicroStrategy, which at one point rose over 10%. In the past, in the crypto world, you could just hold on and during bull markets, it would eventually spill over into your altcoins. Now, market rotations are fast, the pace is quicker, and we need to pay more attention to U.S. economic data and the actions of the Federal Reserve. If you already hold these quality altcoins at a low cost, it’s fine to hold a bit longer, taking advantage of the cost advantage. If you’re worried, you can set a stop-loss at the original price, but if there’s more of a rebound, the rewards could be substantial.