After the Fed cut interest rates, the theme is rising, but will it continue to rise?

Let me pour some cold water here. The current rise is mainly due to the stimulation of the interest rate cut by the funds in the circle. Looking at the voting results of the last time on the rise and fall of the interest rate cut: 1913 people voted, and 52% expected a big rise. It can be said that this is the expectation of unity. The dealer will follow the trend at this time, and it is indeed rising very well. There are not a few people who slap their thighs.

But the liquidity brought by the interest rate cut has not started. As a product of the world's sufficient liquidity, the currency circle can only be said to have opened the curtain of the bull market.

In the next week, this wave of rise will be exhausted, and there may be a sharp drop; I have been calling for more bottom-fishing before, and it is a bit of a spoiler to say this now, but it is mainly to remind all coin friends: the bull market is not achieved overnight, be patient, the bride's red veil will be lifted, and you are still afraid that it will run away.

I recommend a few currencies. The currencies I mentioned last time: TIA, ICP, PIXEL have all risen well. This time, it is mainly a special session on public chains:

ETH: Very weak, but the status of the king of public chains is still very stable. There are opportunities when the bull market comes. It is suitable for A7-A9 users with large funds;

ATOM: A public chain that I have always been optimistic about. It has strong technology but weak operations. It is seriously underestimated and worth building a position;

SUI: A public chain project with relatively high cost-effectiveness in both narrative and price, worthy of attention;

APT: Similar to SUI, you can choose one of the two, depending on your preference;

DOT, AVAX, ADA are the three old and strong public chains. It depends on your belief in these projects.

Let’s talk about the other two hot public chains: SOL and TON. Neither of them is recommended. The former has finished its story and has risen too much, and it needs to be digested later; the latter has too high a market value and limited space, so it is easy to be trapped.