In the context of increasing macroeconomic uncertainty, increasing holdings of Bitcoin can be a strategic choice for hedging against inflation and currency devaluation. Its scarcity (with a cap of 21 million coins) and the increasing adoption by institutions (such as the approval of ETFs) support its long-term value. In the short term, attention should be paid to market volatility risks, and a dollar-cost averaging strategy is recommended to smooth costs, with a position control of 5%-15% of total assets. Technically, attention should be given to the key support level of $60,000; if it breaks through the previous high of $73,000, a new cycle may begin. Regulatory dynamics (such as U.S. SEC policies) and miner selling pressure are important variables.