Having been involved in crypto investing for 12 years, I have to say something that might hit close to home. Recently, this wave of market hype has been extremely hot, but many people have it wrong — this is not a true bull market signal.

The Federal Reserve's policy shift this time is essentially a passive response driven by economic pressure, not genuine easing. It's like being forced to take medicine when you're sick; it doesn't mean you're fully recovered. Two details in the meeting minutes stand out: internal opposition votes hit a new high, indicating the policy could sway at any moment; and inflation issues are far from resolved, especially with the sticky inflation in the service sector, still a long way from the 2% target.

Looking at the crypto world, the problems are even more obvious. Many small coins rely on the story of "liquidity injection" to hype up, but once expectations reverse, the decline can be so fast you won't have time to react. You think you can buy the dip, but end up getting crushed instead.

My current strategy is simple: focus only on core assets with genuine capital inflows and real ecosystem development, strictly control positions, and never chase highs. The crazier the market, the more calm I stay. Finally, ask yourself: is this Fed move giving us an opportunity, or paving the way for the next round of harvesting? Investing isn't about courage; it's about how long you can survive.