Although the market is currently experiencing large fluctuations, there is no need to fall into excessive pessimism. The plunge in global financial markets often prompts funds to flow to more stable safe-haven assets, such as gold and Bitcoin.

In the long run, the US interest rate cut will inject more liquidity into the market, because as US Treasury yields fall, funds originally invested in US Treasury bonds or US bank savings will seek higher returns. The flow of these funds will increase the demand for higher-yielding assets, but remember that higher returns always come with higher risks.

I think there may be well-thought-out considerations behind the United States' accelerated approval of cryptocurrency-related ETFs this year. For more specific reasons, you can move to the latest video of YT's "Wang Bu Ai's Crypto Classroom".

I know that many friends are panicking over the decline in the past two days, and are even considering whether to cut their losses and leave, but I think the real bull market has not yet arrived.

Looking back at the 312 US stock market circuit breaker in 2020, Bitcoin recovered its lost ground in just 56 trading days and eventually opened a strong bull market in 2021. The current collapse of the Asia-Pacific stock market is to some extent expected. You know the reason. After all, there are too many bubbles in the United States, and they need to blow bubbles abroad.

So I don't think you need to panic. From now on, you can invest dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of crypto assets every day, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, SOL, TON, and other coins you recognize. Don't let the dog dealer wash out your chips during the decline. Smart investors should buy or pick up more high-quality assets during the decline.