Amid the volatility of financial markets, the altcoin market seems to always be in a delicate state of balance, and after a period of shock, it is still trying to heal its wounds. Yesterday, the market expected that the Fed's interest rate cut decision would be postponed. The announcement of this news immediately triggered a violent reaction in the market, and investors sold their assets in succession, causing a wave of retaliatory plunges in the market.
However, if the decision to cut interest rates unexpectedly comes earlier, the market's reaction may be completely different. In this case, investors may quickly adjust their strategies, and the market may usher in a strong rebound, giving back to those who dare to buy at low points in the form of a surge.
In this uncertain market, contract trading has become a high-risk option. In periods of volatile prices, contract traders often face huge risks because they need to predict the short-term trend of the market, and such predictions are often full of uncertainty. In contrast, investors holding spot are relatively safer because even if the market fluctuates, the value of their assets will not immediately return to zero, at least there is the value of the physical object as support.
However, when the market harvests contract traders, it often does not leave them much room for negotiation. In the ups and downs of the market, contract traders need to be vigilant at all times and be prepared to deal with sudden changes in the market. For spot investors, although market fluctuations may bring some losses, they can at least maintain a certain degree of stability because they hold actual assets.
In general, both contract traders and spot investors need to remain calm and rational in the current uncertain market environment and do a good job of risk management to cope with the constant changes in the market.
