U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell recently made it clear that the Federal Reserve is not legally allowed to include Bitcoin as an asset and has no intention of participating in the government's move to store large amounts of Bitcoin, leading to adjustments in the cryptocurrency market. This news affects market sentiment in the short term, but in the long term, it brings new opportunities to investors.
Bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies can become oversold during corrections, providing long-term investors with opportunities to enter at low prices. You can gradually build a position to reduce the average cost. At the same time, stablecoins and their infrastructure-related projects are also worthy of attention due to their high compatibility with traditional financial systems.
After market sentiment recovers, high-quality assets are expected to rebound. In addition, innovative projects such as decentralized finance (DeFi) and on-chain reserve assets may receive financial support and become new growth points.
Bitcoin’s anti-inflation and store-of-value properties remain unchanged, and regular investment can help withstand market fluctuations. At the same time, smart contract platforms (such as Ethereum) and other decentralized projects with development potential can be used as diversified investment directions.