TokenBrother
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Currently, we are in the darkest hour of the crypto market. The rise of the stock market and the liquidity shortage in the crypto market have led to the current downturn. In this situation, we need to forget the present pain by moving our crypto assets to secure wallets and avoid frequent checking and trading. At the same time, we should have confidence in the future, anticipating the coming bull market for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. By maintaining patience and confidence, we will eventually see the light.
Forgetting is the highest level of investment. Continue with your work and keep hoarding coins. Distance yourself from anxiety and pain and wait for the bull market. Finally, to sum up with a line of poetry: "After the clouds clear, you will see the moon; after the darkness, flowers will bloom." The bull market will come, and when it does, we'll celebrate together. Hang in there! 0 reply
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### How to Survive the Darkest Hour in Crypto?
Today, let's talk about the "darkest hour" in the crypto market. Over the past week, the most talked-about event has been the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting. The conclusion of the meeting was that the Federal Reserve would keep rates unchanged. Alongside this, the CPI data released was also positive. Overall, this was good news. The U.S. stock market has been hitting new highs in response, but our crypto market has been fluctuating and is currently in a downward trend.
Before the announcement, the entire market was in decline. After the announcement, the crypto market saw some rise, but now, as the stock market continues to climb, the crypto market is falling. The best explanation for this is that due to overall market liquidity shortages, money is moving from the crypto market to the stock market. This seems like a reasonable explanation. 1 reply
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