🚨 Warning! We are currently in the final stage of this bull market!
If it drags on, the peak is unlikely to last until May, at the latest by late April; if it moves quickly, around January 20 when Trump takes office, just before the Spring Festival, could very likely be the peak of the bull market.
Even if the bull market crashes, Bitcoin (大饼) won’t experience the extreme volatility of dropping 50% in 3 months or 80% in a year as it did in the past. Bitcoin has become the darling of Wall Street giants and large institutional ETFs, and it will serve as a reserve asset for large funds, used for market making, corporate asset allocation, and national foreign exchange reserves. Wealthy individuals and companies are increasingly viewing it as a store of value, and with its historical growth of 2-5 times every four years, the potential for growth is highly attractive. Bitcoin has long since departed from the world of small retail investors.
However, the crash of altcoins remains as fierce as ever, possibly even more severe than before. Once a downward trend is established, traders and institutions of major cryptocurrencies will frantically sell off altcoins, and many altcoins may vanish into thin air. The funds being sold off are likely to convert into Bitcoin, especially since institutions are wary of the potential risks of USDT (though relatively small). During bear markets, institutions and veteran players usually hold both Bitcoin and USDT simultaneously, and some steadfast players only hold Bitcoin. Missing out on the long-term rise of Bitcoin could lead to significant regret and risk.
If you sense that a bear market is approaching and have missed the peak, it’s best to quickly convert those altcoins traded against BTC/X into Bitcoin to mitigate risk, as Bitcoin will eventually recover and rise, while holding altcoins could lead you to despair.
There are still 2-4 months until the peak, engaging in swing trading carries great risk, and trying to precisely predict the high point to re-enter could lead to even greater failure. Ordinary investors should focus on "buy low, sell high," operating in batches to capture the mainstream trends of the bull market and easily earn 70-80% returns. Trying to ride the entire wave from start to finish often leads to contrary results.
In this crazy bull market phase, even small capital can lay low in the primary market to reap significant returns; the opportunity is right in front of you!
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