For more than 3 years, the US Federal Reserve has been raising and keeping the interest rate high. A tight monetary policy has been in place for more than 3 years.

And it is gradually coming to an end. Yesterday, Powell said that inflation in the United States has slowed significantly over the past 3 months, but because of Trump's duties, he is still afraid to lower the rate. 

The Fed is going to move to a rate cut in "a couple of months" after it understands how the duties affect the market. So far, this impact is small. We expect a preliminary rate cut in August and October.

It would be foolish to wait more than 3 years and, just before the start of the incentive policy, drop everything, get disappointed and give up on the crypt. We've been waiting a long time, and we'll wait again. We have nowhere to hurry.