Buy or Sell, How Do Beginners Operate

In 2025, Bitcoin once again becomes the focus of global financial markets, with its price fluctuations and policy trends tugging at the hearts of countless investors. According to recent data, Bitcoin's price broke $65,000 on May 10 and further climbed to $103,500 on May 15, setting a new historical high.
Analyst predictions suggest that due to the halving event in April 2024 and the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut cycle, Bitcoin could surge to between $150,000 and $200,000, or even higher, by the end of 2025. However, high returns come with high risks, and market sentiment and policy changes add uncertainty to this frenzy. Factors driving the rise in Bitcoin's price are multidimensional. First, the halving event reduces the supply of new Bitcoins, further increasing scarcity and driving up prices. Secondly, weak U.S. inflation data has triggered rate cut expectations, enhancing Bitcoin's appeal as an inflation hedge asset.