12.4 Macro market insights: Brothers who bottom-fished BTC, now you can sell with a smile!

The brothers who followed me to bottom-fish and DCA into BTC in the past two weeks, aren’t you feeling great now? Remember: when others panic-sell and BTC drops over 30%, that’s the best time for us to buy in batches; when everyone around you asks “can I still buy?”, it’s most likely time for a pullback.

🚀 Three core drivers for future upside

1. Institutions entering with real money: Giants like Vanguard and Bank of America are starting to lay out BTC. According to my calculations, if just 0.25% of institutional funds flow into Bitcoin, at least $70 billion will pour in over the next two years—just thinking about it is wild.

2. Fed is about to cut rates: Fed chairman is basically set to be Hassett, who is friendly to crypto and likes to “print money.” Rate cuts are likely in December, with at least three more next year. More money means asset prices are naturally more likely to rise.

3. US regulatory policy to be finalized: The “Crypto Market Structure Bill” is about to pass. This bill will bring much-needed regulatory clarity to the industry, but be careful—sometimes “good news” can turn into “bad news,” so keep your eyes open.

⚠️ Two current risks to watch out for

1. Geopolitical risk: If the US and Venezuela, or Russia and Europe, really go to war, financial markets will be shaken badly, and Bitcoin won’t be spared.

2. The market’s brutal nature: The country bans crypto trading for your own good! Most people lose money in crypto—liquidated on leverage, scammed by Ponzi projects, exchanges running away, hacked coins—hard-earned money goes to zero fast. Only **5%** of people make money; it’s at least 5x harder than trading stocks!

📊 Current trading suggestion

• BTC: Sell in batches on the way up in the 97,000-102,000 range. Don’t aim for the absolute top—locking in profits is the most practical.

• Asset allocation: Add some gold to hedge risks. Follow the big trends, don’t let “whales” harvest you.

One last reminder: This analysis is just my friendly advice—adults are responsible for their own decisions. Investing is high risk; only use spare money, think independently, and don’t blindly follow the crowd!

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