After the speculation about a rate cut in June, the market is starting to believe that there will be a rate cut in September...

In the long run, regardless of whether there will be a rate cut in September, once Powell's term ends, Trump will appoint a compliant candidate, and by then the macro environment of the market will be better.
In other words, the market consensus is that the capital market will explode next year.
Of course, this is all expected; to put it bluntly, it's all fake.
Moreover, the Federal Reserve is just one of many factors that influence the market; don't be fixated, as market expectations do not necessarily come true.
Don't think that just because the macro situation has improved, the coins in your hand will rise. The direction of capital flow to any market requires a step-by-step approach; for example, the AI sector has actually taken away a lot of funds.
The capital market is basically just speculation, for example, the interest rate cut in September is just speculation.
This is also easy to explain; many assets may not necessarily have a high value, but as long as there is capital entering the market for speculation, the price can rise. Only when the day of true implementation arrives can we know who the fraudsters are and who is genuine.
Therefore, regardless of who is in power and how the external environment changes, as long as the project is solid, the price will eventually rise; similarly, if the project is not viable, going to zero is just a matter of time.
So, don't be obsessed with junk coins...