Don't you feel like the orders have just come in and everything is reversed these days?

Recently, it's indeed hard to operate in the mainstream; the direction keeps changing.

Japan is hinting at interest rate hikes, and the market immediately gets tense.

As the largest overseas buyer of U.S. Treasuries, once the money tightens, liquidity in the U.S. market may be drained a bit.

This year, U.S. Treasury yields were supposed to drop, with expectations for rate cuts rising, creating a loose funding environment.

But with Japan's action, U.S. Treasury yields bounced back up, disrupting the Federal Reserve's rate cut pace.

The cryptocurrency market follows global liquidity; with less liquidity, the market will naturally be more volatile.

The signals are already out; although actions haven't been taken yet, large funds have already reacted.

If liquidity continues to tighten, market fluctuations will only grow larger, and making money will become more difficult.

Next, keep an eye on U.S. Treasuries and the speeches from the Federal Reserve.

When liquidity is tight, the waves are high; don't stubbornly stick to one direction.

Stay flexible @极速翻仓王—强哥 ; when the macro environment changes, surviving is more important than anything else.