Iโve been thinking about a question lately: why, whenever BTC drops, everyone shouts to run, and when it rises, they regret not getting in?
At the end of the day, they just havenโt figured out what theyโre actually holding. Bitcoin isnโt a gambling tool meant for quick in-and-out tradesโitโs an insurance policy that hedges against fiat currency over-issuance. Who buys insurance and then keeps hoping for a claim every day?
ETF flows are coming in, institutional holdings are rising, and on-chain large transfers havenโt stopped either. Put the short-term price fluctuations on a monthly chart, and they donโt even amount to so much as a splash.
Donโt let the candlesticks hold you hostage. What youโre buying is consensus, not minute-by-minute price action.
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