$BTC $ETH $XRP This time is truly different. The figure of $36 trillion in U.S. debt is right there, increasing by $1 trillion every three months, with annual interest reaching $882 billion—more than the combined military, education, and energy expenditures. AI layoffs of 55,000 people are underway, and an unemployment wave is brewing. Against this backdrop, Trump issued a final ultimatum to Powell—cut interest rates by 1%. Powell now faces a dilemma. Cutting rates could reignite inflation and undermine the dollar’s credit foundation; not cutting means facing political pressure and exploding U.S. debt risks. The market has already smelled blood. Look at these numbers: the probability of a rate cut in March surged to 89%, gold ETFs saw $3.4 billion in weekly inflows, Bitcoin broke through $93,000, and the Nasdaq continued to rise. Behind every data point, the market is betting on a policy shift. But hidden within are deadly risks—by 2024, the Fed has already cut rates 5 times, and in 2025, there may be only 1-2 opportunities left. U.S. Treasury yields are highly volatile, overseas central banks are疯狂抛售, and a single policy swing can cause a $920 million liquidation in a single day. So what should we do now? Four bottom lines are most critical: First, never try to guess the bottom or top; every Fed statement must be carefully analyzed. Second, hedging strategies must be comprehensive—Bitcoin, gold, and cash—missing one could be fatal. Third, leverage is off-limits now; even 5x leverage could wipe you out tomorrow. Fourth, keep enough bullets—when the crash truly happens, you’ll be the one to buy the dip. Is this wave of market movement a real breakout or a "rate cut expectation trap"? Historically, the biggest volatility often erupts when consensus is at its strongest. What’s your position size? How will you respond to the liquidity tsunami?

The recent movements of SOL and XRP are indeed quite interesting. On the SOL side, it still seems to be moving in tandem, with weak fluctuations. The 138.0 level below is a relatively key support, while 140.0 is a resistance level. In the short term, the range between 139.0 and 139.5 is a bit risky; if shorting, the target can be around 138.2 to 138.5. However, if it can stabilize above 140.0 and volume picks up, there might still be hope for the bulls. The situation with XRP is similar, also in a oscillating downward trend. Support is at 2.28, resistance at 2.33. Currently, the 2.31 to 2.32 range is a pressure zone, and short positions can be considered with targets around 2.29 to 2.30. Similarly, if it can break through 2.33 with increased trading volume, the bulls may have a chance to continue. This wave of market movement still requires attention to volume; otherwise, just looking at price alone can be misleading.