LD Capital Founder: Rate Cut Expectations Have Not Triggered a Strong Rebound, Short-term Market Risks Remain
According to Jinse Finance, JackYi, founder of LD Capital, stated on social media that he remains optimistic in the long term, though short-term risks persist. After last night's interest rate cut expectations were released, the market did not experience a strong rebound. In the short term, high leverage on either the long or short side is not appropriate; it is better to continue waiting for a major opportunity once the situation becomes clearer. He hopes that after this extreme ordeal, platforms should shoulder greater responsibility and take more measures to balance and protect users. The market is ruthless and not filled with so many conspiracies; improving your knowledge and risk control is your best core competitiveness.
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