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#比特币价格波动 Seeing this news, I am reminded of the investor stories I have encountered over the years. The phrase "risk-reward structure has changed" mentioned by Bloomberg strategists is worth our careful consideration.

Remember the wave in 2020? Many thought that positive news would be endlessly fulfilled, but the reality was—after the positive news was realized, market expectations also digested it. The current situation is somewhat like a replay of this logic. ETF approvals, policy recognition, increased mainstream acceptance—these should be long-term positives, yet they are fully priced in the short term. Meanwhile, the number of cryptocurrencies has skyrocketed from just one in 2009 to now 28 million, reflecting a market complexity that has completely changed.

What I want to say is that when the market starts discussing "a possible retreat to $10,000," it is precisely the time we need to stay calm. Not to completely avoid, but to ask ourselves a few questions: Is my investment proportion reasonable? Am I using idle funds or money I can't afford to lose? Is my holding period 3 months or 3 years?

In the long run, the story of Bitcoin is far from over. But short-term volatility is exactly a test of our position management and mindset. Steadiness is not conservatism, but making choices that match our ability based on a full understanding of the risks.