Recently, Trump has once again called on the Fed to lower the interest rate to 1%, and his insistence is notable. This move echoes his earlier remarks about appointing a new chairman as soon as possible, with the remaining candidates reduced to three or four, highlighting the potential impact of political factors on economic policy.

At the same time, the cryptocurrency market is also witnessing new trends. Data shows that the top five entities holding Bitcoin currently hold a total of 772,000 Bitcoins, among which H100 Group recently increased its holdings by 45, bringing its total to 809 Bitcoins. This trend of hoarding coins reflects the growing confidence of institutional investors in Bitcoin.

Some analysts believe that this positive market behavior could drive the price of Bitcoin to reach a target of $130,000 by the end of the year. However, the excessive optimism in the market also poses risks. It has been reported that some large investors lost about $5 million due to selling too early, highlighting the impact of market sentiment fluctuations.

On the Ethereum side, it only needs to rise another $160 to reach a new all-time high, and the market generally estimates the probability of achieving this goal at around 75%. However, investors should remain vigilant about potential short positions that large traders may hold.

Overall, the cryptocurrency market is in a period full of opportunities and challenges. Investors should closely monitor the upcoming Jackson Hole annual meeting for important signals that may influence market direction. In this rapidly changing market environment, maintaining caution and continuous learning is particularly important.