Relying solely on memory, without looking at the lines.

In the last week or so, WLD was at 1.5 once and 1.3 twice, and there were people eating orders in a very short time, with an increase of about 10%. The amount of funds is not too small.
Many coins are establishing treasury funds, which should be similar to shell companies established by foundations, and there are also constant news releases from Open AI.
It’s just that the Federal Reserve's direction is a bit confusing. There are still two meetings left this year, on October 29 and in December. The gap between them is a bit long, and old Powell will only step down in the middle of next year. He is the only one from the Trump camp who is crazily calling for a significant rate cut, while opinions from other factions are not unified. The Federal Reserve has now abandoned tackling inflation and switched to a defensive rate cut aimed at stabilizing employment, which is quite helpless.
In the past two weeks, both BTC and ETH ETFs have seen large amounts of capital flowing out daily, while the US stock market, the Chinese A-shares, and gold are basically in a bull market. However, BTC has not followed suit.
A question that many people often ask: Is there still a bull market? In fact, this round has indeed been a big bull for BTC players, but other coins have hardly seen significant gains. In previous bull market peaks, BTC's market cap would account for about 45% of the total market cap, and ETH would account for 15%-20%. Of course, this is based on the past, and we do not know what will happen in the future.
Take what you can hold, and for what you can't hold, it's up to you. Don't keep switching back and forth; the more you change, the less your principal will be, and you will become increasingly anxious. This is always the capital market; we are not even worth a grain of sand, at most we are just fools.