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The latest data has come out, and the probability of the Federal Reserve lowering interest rates in March is only 19.9%, which means that the Federal Reserve is very likely not going to take action in March and will have to maintain this high interest rate.
Seeing this data, many short-term friends have lost their minds, thinking that interest rates won't go down, the dollar will still rise, and gold will definitely fall.
Are you thinking the same way?
If you think this way, then you've really fallen into the pit that Wall Street has dug for you.
Have you noticed a very strange phenomenon?
In theory, textbooks say that when dollar interest rates are high, everyone will deposit dollars to earn interest. Who would still buy non-interest-bearing gold? Gold should be crashing, right? But if you look back at the current market, has gold fallen? It hasn't only not fallen; instead, it has firmly stood its ground and seems to be pushing upwards.

Two months ago, he was called "God of Timing," accurately selling at the highest point, with paper profits in the tens of billions.
Two months later, the same person stared at the screen in the early morning, watching his 700 million dollars gradually evaporate, forced to sell 96% of his position at the worst price.
He doesn't not know what to do, but he can't do it.
His name is Yi Lihua, English name Jack Yi, one of the earliest members of the Chinese crypto community, commonly referred to in the circle as "Boss Yi."
Today we will fully review this matter and clarify one question: how does a top hunter gradually become the hunted?

Just saw a post on X, the content basically means that @Plasma the project party's communication channels are not smooth, and their attitude towards cooperation is quite arrogant, simply unreasonable?
Currently unable to verify the authenticity of this message, unsure if it's true or false, but users who participated in the project construction activities early on did receive substantial rewards after the project issued tokens, and the proportion was very high. Compared to this, many other projects are much more conscientious, and being user-friendly is the correct way to open up the market.
However, after the rewards ended, the data was clearly not as impressive as the early data, lacking genuine natural demand. This is something all projects cannot avoid; when there is no profit to be made, the discussion heat and hype noise will naturally decrease, and of course, @Plasma is no exception.