#分享您对BTC的看法 A phrase to describe the current BTC would probably be: “In middle age, stable yet flaky.”
Look, Bitcoin has made its way from a few cents to hundreds of thousands of dollars, having experienced bear market crashes, regulatory blows, hacker harassment, and media skepticism, yet it still stubbornly stands at the top of the crypto food chain, living even more stably than your neighbor's beer belly.
But it's not exactly a “mature man”; it sometimes has sudden outbursts: either a 5% dip at three-thirty in the morning, making you wonder if a whale stepped on its tail, or a sudden surge in the middle of the night, leading you to think a bull market has descended from the heavens—only to find out that it’s just the main players having a coffee-induced shake.
From a macro perspective, BTC now resembles a “global sentiment index” more than ever: it coughs a little when the U.S. stock market sneezes, and it immediately expresses its emotions when the Federal Reserve makes bland remarks. But the overall trend remains bullish, after all, institutions' appetites are getting larger, with ETF subscriptions pouring in like hot pot, a string of them getting in line.
So my viewpoint is:
Bitcoin has a temper in the short term, logic in the medium term, and faith in the long term.
Want to make quick money? It might send you home to reflect on life.
Want to make slow money? It will probably make you suddenly exclaim one day: Oh wow, new high again?
In short, BTC is not a boyfriend, but it always reminds you with “rollercoaster care”: Investment requires calmness; position sizing is a matter of survival.