In October, I went all-in on crypto, only to get shaken so hard I started questioning life. In November, I got smarter and started paying attention to U.S. stocks. The more I look, the more I realize this market rhythm is pretty interesting. First, let’s talk logic. The Fed’s rate cut this time is basically a done deal, and liquidity will gradually be released. History tells us that once the money starts flowing, it goes to U.S. stocks first, then slowly trickles into the crypto space. Just like at the start of a bull market, $BTC pumps first, then it’s the altcoins’ turn. Now, let’s look at the data. Over the past 12 years, U.S. stocks have risen 11 times in November—almost every year there’s a “pre-Christmas rally.” Especially the S&P 500, November’s volatility often goes off the charts, with so many opportunities it makes your hands itch. So now I’m not even stressing about whether it’s a bull or bear market in crypto. I’m moving some of my $USDT into my U.S. stock account to catch a wave of more certain gains. Once liquidity truly flows back into crypto, I’ll switch back—it won’t be too late. The plan is simple: wait for U.S. stocks to pull back and fill the gap, then jump in. Targeting the indexes or Tesla’s rebound wave. My account is already set up, funds are sitting in MXS, just waiting for the signal.