Recently, the crypto assets market has experienced a wave of intense fluctuations, attracting widespread attention from investors. Although there has been a significant fall in the short term, this is not an uncommon phenomenon during a bull run. For spot investors, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana remain noteworthy options. Futures trading requires investors to have unique insights and the ability to seize opportunities.

From the market dynamics, the main purpose of this adjustment seems to be to clean up the overly leveraged long positions. After two days of decline, most long traders have been forced to close their positions. The current market trend is leaning towards a bear dominance, and to reverse this situation, we may need to wait until September. By comparing historical candlestick charts, we can find similarities between the current trend and that of August last year.

For investors holding Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Solana, there is no need for excessive worry. In fact, this pullback provides a good opportunity to establish long positions. Over the past month, I have been increasing my holdings of Solana at lower levels. As for Ethereum, as previously analyzed, its one-sided upward trend has not yet ended and is currently in a consolidation phase. Looking back at Ethereum's historical performance, every significant rise has been accompanied by a pullback, which is a typical characteristic of large cycle coins.

It is worth noting that there is currently no signal of a bear market approaching. On the contrary, we are in the early stage of policy easing. It is common for institutional funds to conduct wash trading, dumping, and cleaning up leveraged positions. For spot investors, this actually creates layout opportunities.

The current decline adjustment, compared to the situation where there was a significant rise before the interest rate cut but a lack of upward momentum after, may be a healthier market behavior. Investors should analyze calmly and view short-term fluctuations rationally, while also following long-term development trends and potential opportunities.