On April 17, in the morning session, I focused on several key points:
Last night, Powell mentioned digital currencies, believing they are gradually moving towards the mainstream, especially optimistic about stablecoins. At the same time, he attributed this wave of decline to Trump's tariff policy, clearly stating that there is no intention to cut interest rates in the short term—several core signals were given.
The overall market is still very calm, with almost no splash. SOL is relatively strong following BTC, while ETH remains weak. The current rhythm of altcoins is—if you dare to buy, they dare to drop. So I have become increasingly cautious lately, with a noticeable decrease in my trading frequency. Yesterday, I even did the math for myself and found that crypto investment still needs to be stable, and it must primarily focus on short-term thinking.
The first layer of the SOL ecosystem has new hotspots every day, it is indeed very competitive, but you must run fast, almost have to monitor the market all day, otherwise, it is easy to get stuck. In contrast, the BNB chain has fewer and fewer participants, and those coins that were launched earlier are also declining, feeling like it started with a big bang, but the output couldn't keep up later.