#比特币价格走势 I just finished reading this article, and my mind is a bit confused but I find it super interesting 😅

It turns out that Bitcoin has experienced so many "storms" over the past decade. Every time regulators step in, they do so very harshly, but the market seems to survive each time? In 2013, it dropped 30%; in 2017, ICO bans directly pushed it down to $3,000; in 2021, mining farms were expelled... I would have thought it would be "a blow that couldn't recover," but instead, it continued to reach new highs after regulation—this logic is a bit counterintuitive.

What shocked me the most is that the pricing power of Bitcoin is no longer in China; Wall Street ETFs and institutional holdings are now the main drivers. I used to think the global market would be influenced by domestic policies, but it turns out the national situation is so complex 😅

This risk warning specifically mentions stablecoins and RWA, seemingly to prevent "concept hype overheating," but experienced traders have quite different opinions—some say the impact is limited (just reiterating old points), while others worry that if strict enforcement begins, there could be a "stampede."

Currently, USDT is trading at a discount, which indeed makes the market feel a bit tense. I want to ask everyone, after such risk warnings, how should normal holding strategies be adjusted? Should I continue HODLing or be especially cautious? I’m still learning; can experienced friends give some guidance?