The right side is a good question, divided into opportunities on the right side under major and minor trends As shown in Figure 1, the red circle represents the opportunity on the right side under the general trend around the September 2024 interest rate cut. OKX @ mia_okx Background: At this time, the interest rate was cut by 50 basis points, not because the economy was going to decline. At the macro level, it was good. On the eve of the US presidential election, Trump embraced encryption to see whether Trump would win the election; On the chain data, the chips have been accumulated for a long time, and this is a new round of new accounts. As shown in Figure 2, around the time when Trump announced the 90 day suspension of tariff easing, this is the right opportunity under the small trend Background: Macro level recession expectations have been hyped up, and the market is watching the tariff situation. Once the tariffs ease, it will be a positive sentiment, and there will be buyers when the on chain data drops to around 75. I'm sure some friends will question after reading it. You're just an afterthought, you've already come out now. Of course, I'll make it up for you. OK， As shown in Figure 1, a 50% interest rate cut in September is good. It is more than a month before the general election, and Trump cannot be guaranteed to win the election. It depends on how much you know about the competition between the two parties in the United States, the system, etc., or you can reduce your position, increase your position after the 11.6 price of the general election comes out, and set a stop loss. It's OK. At the same time, it can assist you in making judgments based on the situation on the chain. Figure 2: The whole world pays attention to tariffs. It's just to ease or not to ease. It depends on how much you know about Trump's tariff situation and macro situation all the time. The same position management and stop loss are set up. If you want to do this small trend, you need to keep an eye on the market information. And it needs to be judged from multiple perspectives. In the current trend, although tariffs have eased, we still need to look at the inflation data for April released in May, as well as the economic GDP data, to see if there will be a recession and interest rate cuts in the future. The opportunity on the right side under the general trend has not arrived yet, we need to wait.