$BTC

Recently, $BTC has been fluctuating sideways. It appears calm, but there are undercurrents at play. Compared to USDT-denominated trading, more and more funds are starting to focus on BTC-denominated pairs. This reveals a more 'traditional' strategic logic: exchanging altcoins for more BTC, rather than purely profiting in fiat currency.

This logic implies two points:

1. The market remains strongly bullish on BTC's mid-to-long-term trend;

2. Mainstream funds are beginning to pay attention to the relative strength and weakness of assets under a 'Bitcoin standard', rather than short-term fiat profits and losses.

For example, the trends of pairs like $ETH/$BTC and $SOL/$BTC have quietly reflected which assets are truly attracting attention beyond BTC. Users interested in DeFi, AI, and even RWA sectors might consider switching perspectives and observing the structural trends under a BTC-denominated framework. This may provide deeper insights than simply focusing on USDT profits and losses.

Do you usually pay more attention to BTC-denominated or USDT-denominated trading opportunities? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments.