Key point: Last night, the Fed's meeting minutes sounded the alarm for the cryptocurrency trading brothers. The report indicated that it is highly likely in the coming years: interest rates will remain high, corporate cost pressures will not ease, and the economy may still 'catch a cold' for a few years. These three factors combined are not good news for high-risk assets like Bitcoin; making money will become increasingly difficult.

The current crypto world is completely different from what it was 21 years ago. After the approval of ETFs, this place is no longer a paradise for retail investors, but rather the domain of institutions, quantitative teams, and top smart individuals. Back in the bull run, you could casually buy a small coin, and it might double overnight; but now the game has completely changed — when you buy, it falls; when you sell, it immediately pumps; when you think about Margin Replenishment, it traps you for another twenty points. The money you lose is permanent profit for them; they either convert it t

The wild path of the meme economy
DOGE is no longer "Elon Musk's pet coin"—the holdings of the top 100 addresses have dropped to 30%, and the community is managing its own DAO governance; a major exchange supports collateralized lending with an annual interest rate of 15%; even more outrageous is that Hollywood is set to make a film titled "The Legend of DOGE", with a script based on the myth of its surge in 2021. This wave of cultural export is even more intense than technological upgrades.

There are tens of millions of Tokens in the market, and it is impossible for all of them to rise. As for whether there is an alt season, there definitely is; it’s just that mainstream alts will experience a big pump, such as ETH, SOL, Doge, etc. To determine whether an altcoin has a future, you should look at whether it applies for an ETF. The US ETF regulations are very strict, and everything, including the identification of the founders, is relatively transparent. If there is a Rug Pull, it will lead to a global manhunt, and global bank cards will be frozen. Therefore, as long as a project a

$DOGE DOGE has applied for the ETF S-1 filing. Compared to other institutions, Grayscale is quite representative, after all, it is a major promoter of the bull market in 2021. Moreover, the founder of Grayscale is also planning to re-IPO, and the old trader certainly understands the current sentiment. The trusts launched by Grayscale have shown decent rises before, and the IP from a while ago was quite strong. Unfortunately, it has not reached the open orders position of 5.4-5.35, with a low of 5.41 last night. Let's keep grinding.

As DOGE price explores the key short-term support area of 0.21 USD, this buying seems to be correct. The new round of buying indicates that large holders are still confident in the Token's rise potential. This is the first of three bullish signals.
Whale buying is our starting point: large balance buyers are absorbing weakness rather than dispersing it. The next check is whether the broader sell-off pressure really eases.

The CSRC and the Monetary Authority issued a joint statement early in the morning, directly naming the abnormal fluctuations of USDT and USDC. According to insider reports from Wall Street, BlackRock has overnight sold off a position of 320 million USDT, and JPMorgan's OTC channel in Asia has been urgently closed. This wave of operations is reminiscent of the signs before the "Mine Disaster" in 2021—when traditional financial giants start to withdraw the ladder, retail investors are still fantasizing about the continuation of the bull run.

Why is the ETH price experiencing a big pump? Driven by both internal and external factors.
Internal factors: Tech bull! Upgrades make the network faster and cheaper, attracting developers. The supply mechanism is like "Bitcoin halving," making ETH increasingly scarce, and the price naturally rises.
External factors: Institutions love it! After the approval of the US ETF, funds are flooding in like a tide. Bitcoin breaking $100,000 drives altcoins, and the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut expectations make crypto even more appealing. Market sentiment has shifted from "fear" to "greed," and

The highly anticipated US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for July was officially released last night, and the results largely met market expectations.
According to the latest data from Yingwei Caijing, the year-on-year forecast for July CPI is 2.8%, while the actual published value is 2.7%, which meets or even falls below market expectations. This result indicates that the July CPI data is paving the way for the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut in September.

The current global economic environment is a bit complicated, and the pressure of inflation along with signs of tightening monetary policy may slow down M2 expansion, making it harder for DOGE to take advantage of the situation. Speaking of DOGE's "meme coin" attribute, its rise and fall are closely related to community sentiment and the popularity of social media. Back in early 2021, a tweet from a celebrity could skyrocket the price, but now the discussion heat on X has clearly decreased, and there haven't been any major events to spark interest.

Recently, the Fed's interest rate cut expectations have ignited the global capital's enthusiasm for "finding price differences" like a spark. Major Wall Street asset management giants such as Legg Mason and AB are now facing a change in direction—crypto assets, especially Ethereum, are becoming the perfect combination of "risk hedging + excess returns" in their eyes.

When Bitcoin rises to 110,000, you scold Ethereum for being useless; when Ethereum breaks through 4,100 USD, you scold alts for being inactive — but the question is, which one of these two did you seize?
The market is always testing human nature. When Bitcoin skyrockets, some complain that Ether isn't rising; now that Ethereum has broken through $4100, others complain that alts are stagnant. But think calmly: if you haven't even captured Bitcoin and Ethereum, what makes you think you can accurately time the bottom for alts?

DOGE may be the most popular internet memes coin, and it is once again testing what analyst Ali Martinez calls the "historic buying zone." In the history of DOGE's price, every major rise cycle, including the crazy breakouts of 2017 and 2021, has had the same rise range.

The executive order that Trump is about to sign is equivalent to giving Crypto Assets a "pension VIP pass." The scale of the US 401(k) accounts exceeds $7.3 trillion (equivalent to the total scale of China's public sale funds). Even if only 1% of the money is allowed to buy Crypto Assets, that would be an incremental fund of $73 billion! This is ten times more than all the money invested by VC in the crypto world in a year!

In the crypto world, Meme coins are definitely an "unconventional" existence. Born from internet jokes, they have surged ahead, carving out their own legendary path in the vast expanse of the crypto market. Today, DOGE, SHIB, and PEPE shine like three super-bright stars, attracting the attention of countless crypto world traders in the universe of Meme coins. Today, let's delve into the background and current status of these three major Meme coins, and boldly predict their future potential to see just how fierce this new wave in the crypto world really is!

Hong Kong: The "Stablecoin Regulation" comes into effect on August 1, requiring issuers to hold a 100% reserve of USD/HKD, and transactions must be traceable. HSBC and Ant Group have applied for licenses and may launch stablecoins pegged to the digital RMB in the future.
Shanghai: Testing "Blockchain + Cross-border Payment", with fees reduced from 2% to 0.1%, and arrival in 10 minutes. Companies like Shibei Hi-tech are exploring applications in supply chain finance to pave the way for the internationalization of the digital RMB.

On August 5, the Crypto Assets market will face a storm that could change the landscape. Former US President Trump will accept a live interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box" at 20:00 Beijing time (8:00 AM Eastern Time), during which he will express his views on economic issues, employment, the Fed, tariffs, and more. This interview is seen as a potential event that could have a significant impact on the Crypto Assets market, and investors are holding their breath in anticipation.

Never jump in and go all in without understanding anything. Don't think this is a professional operation; it’s actually no different from a gambler. First, solidify your trading logic and do proper risk control, then consider whether to use all in to improve efficiency.
Summarize
All in: All funds in the account are at stake, and losses may lead to a total loss.
Cross Margin: Each position operates independently, and the maximum loss is limited to the amount invested in that position.
By distinguishing these two, you are one step closer to stable profits.

The United States may really be taking serious action this time. For the past few years, the two words "regulation" have been like the sword of Damocles hanging over all projects.
As long as the SEC says "this thing is a security," you either have to spend money on lawsuits or run away to the Cayman Islands or Singapore, directly excluding U.S. users from KYC, making the whole industry feel anxious.
But this time, the wind has really changed a bit.

In the early hours of August 1, the seven major institutions on Wall Street—Franklin Templeton, Bitwise, Fidelity, Canary Capital, CoinShares, Grayscale, and VanEck—collectively submitted the final revised S-1 filing to the SEC. This critical battle in the history of encryption finance has entered the countdown stage, and Grayscale explicitly states in the document that it will charge a 2.5% management fee payable in SOL!