Recently, the crypto assets market is facing multiple pressures, with several technical indicators suggesting that the market may be approaching a support level. If it continues to fall, it could severely impact investor confidence. There are two possibilities for the market trend: one is that large institutions may have insider information about the Fed's upcoming interest rate cuts and are withdrawing from the market in advance. In this case, this bull run may have already ended, and the next four years could see Bitcoin and Ethereum dance alone, while other crypto assets might fall into a prolonged slump. The other possibility is that the market is experiencing severe fluctuations, waiting for the incremental funds brought by the implementation of the interest rate cut policy. However, considering that it is already late August, the time and space for a market rebound are very limited. Bitcoin and Ethereum need to quickly pump to a higher position and consolidate sideways to allow other crypto assets some time for capital inflow. According to past experience, even investors with higher risk tolerance tend to choose to exit before November 1, a time point that has been considered an important high point in previous market cycles. If the market has not bottomed out by the end of August, investors may need to consider timely stop loss. The current market situation is complex, and investors should closely follow market movements and make cautious decisions.