Woken up in the middle of the night by breaking news—the Fed just pulled a major move: an emergency FOMC meeting, deciding fate within an hour. This kind of operation hasn’t been seen more than a few times in the past forty years.

Global capital markets couldn’t hold it together, and the crypto space absolutely exploded. Every time the US pulls this kind of “emergency-level” move, it signals something big.

There’s something strange about this meeting.

Internal factions are at each other’s throats, debating whether to cut by 50 basis points or go straight for 75. They still haven’t reached a consensus, and we haven’t seen this level of disagreement in years. Volatility is being pushed to the sky by these guys.

Even more crucial, $29.4 billion had already been positioned in advance. Capital always picks up on signals before any official announcement—liquidity injection signals are basically impossible to hide now.

Over in US stocks, mining and trading concept stocks have already started moving. The playbook is exactly like the last cycle before it took off.

Veterans in the space know the drill: “TradFi sets the stage, crypto assets steal the show.” Now it all depends on whether ETH can capture this wave of attention.

Saying it’s headed for $10,000 isn’t just hype:

It holds the top spot among public chains, and the DeFi and NFT ecosystems are still expanding;

A tech upgrade at the end of the year will cut Gas fees in half, guaranteeing an influx of users and capital;

Institutions have been quietly accumulating at the bottom—this kind of distribution is way more reliable than retail FOMO.

But let’s not get carried away.

The Fed is still fighting internally, and policy could flip at any moment. If liquidity tightens, the market will still get crushed.

ETH’s path won’t be smooth—risk management is crucial every second.

This cycle is like a roller coaster: thrilling, but the odds of crashing aren’t low.

Don’t let emotions lead you by the nose. I’ll keep tracking the market and policy moves, and will update as soon as anything changes.

In the past, I was stumbling in the dark alone—now at least there’s a light in my hand.

The light’s still on. Are you coming?