At 3 a.m., the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points as scheduled, with Powell's speech being both dovish and hawkish. Some are puzzled: Isn't a rate cut a good sign? Why didn’t Bitcoin rise? Instead, it dropped from 94,000 all the way down?

Here's how to look at it — good news can be real or fake. This rate cut was settled long ago, and the market had already priced it in. The key is the price response: if good news can push prices up, that’s true positive; if it doesn’t move the price, that’s a hidden negative signal.

The meme sector has held steady, especially the Chinese community, which remains relatively resilient. A major exchange recently listed a new coin and was criticized harshly; some joked it was to help those trapped in the coin. But I think, if you truly want to support builders, you should pay more attention to projects genuinely driven by the community, rather than just random operations.

Take the Honey Dog I follow, for example — it recently grew from a 140,000 market cap to about 600,000. I still believe in these community-driven tokens — listing in a new coin section on an exchange is just the beginning; community consensus is where the long-term value lies. Everyone is welcome to join in building!