The cryptocurrency market has entered a stage of liquidity depletion again. Last time I told you that with the promulgation of the 22-hour policy for U.S. stocks, the liquidity of Bitcoin has been getting worse in the past two days. The most obvious is the altcoins, which are not rising at all. Funds in the market have withdrawn, and altcoins are the most hurt. However, most people really have no choice but to pin their hopes on altcoins and contracts. I estimate that many people are confused, so here is my advice. The first choice for altcoins is still the fully circulated meme, especially the meme on the strongest public chain such as sol and eth. The sol public chain is popular and the meme coin has a good depth. The meme on eth has strong explosive power in the future. Don’t think that Ethereum is not moving now, it will always explode in the future. I recommend $NEIRO and $WIF for your reference.

The U.S. stock market has extended trading hours to 22 hours, and the competition for global liquidity is becoming increasingly fierce. Now, macro policies are being issued too frequently, making it really difficult for Bitcoin, which is particularly sensitive to liquidity. Especially when compared to stocks that can be traded over a broader time frame, Bitcoin has little competitiveness. The stock market is not as heavily regulated as Bitcoin and has fewer restrictions, so speculative, arbitrage trading and institutional funds will divert some of the capital that would otherwise be active in Bitcoin. In a low liquidity environment, the price volatility of Bitcoin will increase significantly. Under these circumstances, most people's trading strategies need adjustment, especially in an unstable policy environment. This wave of global liquidity competition makes Bitcoin more challenging. Everyone needs to have better patience and risk control capabilities; otherwise, they may lose their positions before the big bull market even arrives.