There is an eternal law in the crypto world: extremes will reverse. Now there are three clear things: first, interest rates are being lowered; second, the era of altcoin bottoms is a thing of the past. Third, Bitcoin's three-year cycle has three months left, and the crypto world is likely to crash and enter a bear market before the end of the year. In the past, interest rate cuts were more about sentiment, and market makers would take the opportunity to stir things up. If they continue to crash altcoins now, it does them no good; the bottom has already consolidated for half a year, with some even for two years! Just like Ethereum at 1400, the significance of continued declines for market makers has diminished because retail investors won’t short or go long; they simply won't touch it. If it keeps falling, it only benefits the diamond hand players who snatch up the market maker's chips. If they pump Ethereum, retail investors will end up losing more, allowing them to harvest the retail investors. This is why you can see many top-tier coins have surged dozens or even hundreds of times in recent days, because the essence of a bull run is to make retail investors trade based on emotion, leaving them hanging at the highest point. Altcoins also have a characteristic: pumps and dumps always happen unexpectedly, because the funding structure revolves around people. Extremes will reverse; when you discover a certain coin, it’s like the sound of drums and gongs, which also signals a crash. Opportunities are always given to those who are prepared. The idea that extremes will reverse comes from human nature, which is also why the current charts have repeated similar patterns in the past. #ETH创历史新高#