It makes sense to think about it; in fact, the past few days have just been a normal rebound. There hasn't really been any good news, like ETH which has only upgraded in the past few days. This kind of upgrade for ETH doesn't count as good news. In the first half of the year, the upgrades didn't create any waves. Currently, the mainstream cryptocurrencies have technical vulnerabilities, which are negative, but optimization isn't necessarily good news. Major good news usually comes with policies.

Many people currently believe that interest rate cuts are good news. However, let's not even discuss the possibility of rate cuts; even if the U.S. does cut rates, the Japanese Yen might be raising rates afterward.

Moreover, with the foreign New Year and Christmas approaching, foreigners will still celebrate the holidays, and in the short term, there will generally be no retail funds available. The big players are also watching the policies and don't dare to act rashly.

It can only be said that this month ETH returning to around 2000 and SOL returning to around 100 is the trend.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, might not drop.

After all, both ETH and SOL are now experiencing unlimited issuance, and their value can only be considered stable. Shorting these two at high levels will not result in losses no matter what; Bitcoin, due to its scarcity, is more likely to accumulate chips and continuously push higher.