Several recent signals are quite interesting—401k retirement funds in the US might be allowed to buy crypto soon? The Fed’s attitude is also softening. To be honest, the current BTC price seems more like it’s been hammered down by panic sentiment; the fundamentals aren’t that bad.
I crunched some numbers: the probability of another big drop is actually quite low; instead, the room for a structural rebound is quietly opening up. December could be a window of opportunity, as long as you can withstand short-term volatility. Sometimes the market is just like this—when everyone is scared, opportunities are brewing.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 22h ago
401k to allow buying crypto? Now institutions really can't sit still, looks like we bet on the right direction.
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FloorSweeper
· 12-08 02:49
ngl the 401k thing is just noise, what actually matters is who's quietly accumulating right now... paper hands selling into this capitulation is literally handing us the bottom signal on a silver platter
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MeltdownSurvivalist
· 12-08 02:43
The opening up of 401k plans to buy crypto is basically a prelude to institutional entry. When the time comes, retail investors will just be left in the dust.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 12-08 02:37
Do we really have to put crypto in a 401k? If this is true, it's just absurd... The Fed's attitude has changed a bit too quickly.
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GasFeeSobber
· 12-08 02:31
If 401k accounts are really going to be opened up for crypto purchases, it will only happen when the Federal Reserve actually gives the green light. Anything said now is premature.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 12-08 02:29
If 401k plans really open up to buying crypto, with the size of US pension funds, that would be a game changer.
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Prices driven down by panic—if you think about it, the most panicked people have probably already sold at a loss. Who’s left to dump now?
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I kind of believe in the December window period theory, but I’m just worried there’ll be another black swan right after I trust it. Anyway, I’ve already spread out my positions.
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The fundamentals aren’t that bad, but for market sentiment to hit these lows shows it’s really the liquidity that rules everything. The central bank’s stance is more valuable than anything.
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Being able to withstand volatility is the most important thing. Most people lose because of their mindset, not because of the coin price.
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A structural rebound? Sounds good, but who knows how high it needs to go before I break even.
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Seriously, when panic is at its peak, that’s often when opportunity is greatest. Right now, there are cowards everywhere—everyone wants to buy the dip, but everyone’s waiting.
Several recent signals are quite interesting—401k retirement funds in the US might be allowed to buy crypto soon? The Fed’s attitude is also softening. To be honest, the current BTC price seems more like it’s been hammered down by panic sentiment; the fundamentals aren’t that bad.
I crunched some numbers: the probability of another big drop is actually quite low; instead, the room for a structural rebound is quietly opening up. December could be a window of opportunity, as long as you can withstand short-term volatility. Sometimes the market is just like this—when everyone is scared, opportunities are brewing.