The market plunged dramatically! As soon as the Nasdaq futures opened, they dropped 1.5%, and Bitcoin fell 6% within half an hour. The group chat exploded—some panicked, calling it a black swan event and hurriedly sold off, only to realize it was a massive, well-telegraphed liquidity drain.

The Treasury urgently issued over 160 billion in short-term bonds, siphoning off hundreds of billions in liquidity. The Fed used dovish rhetoric to lower expectations for a December rate cut, causing short-term funds to reduce leverage and triggering a wave of liquidations. Overnight interbank borrowing tightened, and active capital got trapped.

But this dip doesn’t mark the start of a bear market. Once the government shutdown ends and the Fed sends more dovish signals, capital will flow back in. Panic selling now is just throwing away chips at the bottom. Holding cash and focusing on oversold leading coins is the rational move. The market is volatile—stay calm, follow Musen, and I’ll help you avoid traps and seize opportunities!