Looking at this progress, I have to say @irys_xyz really knows how to seize the moment. Right now, even though the market is fluctuating after the drop, this is mainly driven by fear due to the government shutdown lasting longer than ever in history. There’s no major systemic crisis here. @irys_xyz In other words, the U.S. government shutdown will eventually end (maybe we’ll see next week’s situation). Once it reopens, sentiment will improve. Then, if some favorable macro data comes out supporting a December rate cut, things will look even better. Currently, CME shows a 68.9% chance of a December rate cut. If this number gets close to 99%, market sentiment will recover, and prices will rebound. Coincidentally, the December FOMC meeting is on December 10, and the end of QT might also happen around December. Following @irys_xyz’s progress, haha, last week it was 60%, this week it’s 69%. Doesn’t that mean it’ll hit 100% by the end of the month? Maybe by then, sentiment will be great, and the big moves will finally come. Haha. Let’s wait and see. For now, all we can do is patiently wait for the U.S. government shutdown to end. Patience is key. I don’t think it’ll be much longer.