Dear investors, please note that the market conditions in October are not pessimistic but rather a signal of potential momentum. According to the latest data from CME's "FedWatch", the probability of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates by 25 basis points in October is as high as 99%, and the cumulative probability of a 50 basis point cut by December reaches 94%. This data suggests that monetary policy may soon shift towards easing.

Interest rate cuts typically signify an increase in liquidity, which will trigger asset revaluation. Once the Federal Reserve begins to cut interest rates, market liquidity is likely to experience a new round of explosion. Traditional assets such as stocks, gold, and bonds may rise, while the digital asset market, being one of the most sensitive areas to macroeconomic changes, may see significant increases first. Historical data shows that during the last three Federal Reserve interest rate cut cycles, Bitcoin's average increase exceeded 120%.

Although inflation has not yet been fully controlled, the financial markets have begun to prepare for potential interest rate cuts. The performance of the U.S. bond market and the federal funds futures market has already reflected investors' expectations of rate cuts. As the old saying on Wall Street goes: "Don't wait for the official announcement, pay attention to the flow of funds." In fact, a new round of market trends may have already quietly started.

Currently, the price of Bitcoin is fluctuating above $100,000, while mainstream cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, Binance Coin, and Solana are also building momentum. This market performance is not a sign of a downturn, but rather the final adjustment before a significant rise.

As expectations for interest rate cuts rise, market funds are likely to flow back into risk assets. While global investors are hoarding gold to hedge against risks, some forward-looking investors may have already begun to increase their holdings in digital assets such as Bitcoin. The key phrase for the market in October might be "super rebound," and investors should closely monitor market trends and be prepared for a potential significant rise.