As the ups and downs of the market in August come to an end, everyone should remain vigilant for possible price increases in September.

Historically, September has often been seen as a weaker period for the market, especially in the cryptocurrency space, where this month is often accompanied by price declines. Taking 2019 as an example, the market crash in September caused many investors to suffer heavy losses, including some serial liquidations of huge positions. These events put further downward pressure on market prices. Generally, the market performs better in the first half of the year than in the second half. This is partly because of the Fed's policy tendency: it usually releases liquidity at the beginning of the year and may tighten it in the second half of the year. This change in liquidity contrasts with The impact on assets that are extremely sensitive to global capital flows, such as Bitcoin, is particularly significant.