Recent economic signals warrant caution. The leadership's pressure on the Federal Reserve Chair may seem aggressive, but it actually reflects a harsh reality — the US economy might be heading towards the edge.

On the surface, there is an urgent push to cut interest rates. But what does this really indicate? Employment data is deteriorating, consumer spending is waning, and these core elements supporting the economy are flashing red lights. Public data often lags behind, and the true situation behind the scenes is likely even more severe.

From the perspective of the crypto world, this situation has two implications. In the short term, the market will hype a concept: faster rate cuts mean abundant liquidity, funds will seek exits, and crypto assets may experience a rally. This wave of market movement comes quickly and is highly tempting.

But this is precisely the starting point of danger.

Once the market wakes up and realizes that behind this is a combination of economic recession and political intervention, panic will spread rapidly to all risk assets. The crypto market will be hit hardest, liquidity will shrink sharply, and prices could plummet dramatically.

Another variable that cannot be ignored is the continued rise in Japanese government bond yields, quietly draining blood from high-risk assets globally. Liquidity is flowing from the crypto space into traditional safe-haven assets, which explains why the recent market performance has been so weak.

Against this backdrop, the strategy is clear: identify targets that can explode in the short term, enter quickly, and exit swiftly. The focus should be on rhythm and execution, not betting on long-term stories. Market sentiment cycles are very short, opportunities can vanish in an instant, and the key is to seize that window.