#交易故事 #BTC交易 My BTC trading decisions are mainly based on three aspects:

1. Buying logic: Continuous entry of institutional capital (such as Grayscale holding over a million coins), Bitcoin's safe-haven property as "digital gold", and institutional buying driven by ETF fund inflows;

2. Selling signals: Price volatility reaching seven times that of gold, regulatory bans in countries like China, and technical pullback demands (such as profit-taking after on-chain whales increase their holdings);

3. Trading preferences: Short-term focus on technical fluctuations (such as market sentiment after halving cycles), and a long-term outlook on scarcity (with a cap of 21 million coins) and institutional allocation trends. Recently, the proportion of institutional holdings in the market is approaching the critical point of 10%, but the bubble index is flashing red, prompting me to adopt a strategy of "buying on dips in batches + dynamic profit-taking at high positions" in May.