Simple words about a complex market.
You enter Binance — and there:
BTC +8% in a week.
+30% in a month.
And you think: why?! Who is driving all this? And — is it too late to enter?
Explaining in simple terms — without complex jargon.
1. Who is pushing the market up?
Price is driven by supply and demand. Right now, the demand for Bitcoin is crazy:
ETF in the U.S.: now large funds can buy BTC for clients. These are not traders with phones, this is billions of dollars.
Halving: miners receive half as many bitcoins. Fewer new coins → supply decreases.
Fiat is depreciating: inflation, instability → people flee to assets with limited issuance. And BTC — a maximum of 21 million pieces.
2. Is this definitely not a bubble?
No. Here’s why:
BTC has fundamentals — limited issuance, wide acceptance, institutional demand.
It’s not pumped by TikTok. It’s being bought by BlackRock, Fidelity, U.S. pension funds.
It has become part of the system, not a marginal idea.
3. Is it too late to join?
They always think it’s too late. But the market moves in waves:
Growth → euphoria
Drop → panic
Sideways → boredom
And everything starts anew
Want to enter wisely? Use DCA — buy a little bit regularly. For example: $10–20 a week. You’re not catching the bottom, you’re not catching the high — but you’re always in the game.
4. What should a newbie do?
At least — it’s already action:
1. Open the BTC/USDT chart for 1 month
2. Check out Binance Earn — find out how to earn on BTC just by holding
3. Buy BTC for $10–50 — not for profit, but for experience.
The main point:
Crypto is not about "making money fast."
It’s about understanding, patience, and strategy. The sooner you start — the easier it will be later.
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