#比特币市场结构变化 This market is really eye-opening. Bitcoin fell from $80,000 to over $60,000 and quickly rebounded to around $90,000, with sharp price movements but relatively moderate volatility. This change in market structure is worth in-depth study.
I noticed that institutional investor involvement seems to be reshaping Bitcoin's risk profile. Previously, we mainly relied on short-term fluctuations to profit when copying, but now we may need to adjust our strategy. While Saylor shouts that "volatility is vitality", what is more important to us is how to remain profitable in this new landscape.
Currently I tend to spread my copy funds among different styles of traders. Some people focus on long-term holding, some people are good at short-term operations, and I will dynamically adjust my positions according to their respective performances. At the same time, we are also closely monitoring the movements of some institutional traders to see if we can gain new insights from them.
After all, practice produces true knowledge, and only by crawling in the market can we truly adapt to this structural change. But in any case, risk control is always the top priority, and this must not be forgotten.
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#比特币市场结构变化 This market is really eye-opening. Bitcoin fell from $80,000 to over $60,000 and quickly rebounded to around $90,000, with sharp price movements but relatively moderate volatility. This change in market structure is worth in-depth study.
I noticed that institutional investor involvement seems to be reshaping Bitcoin's risk profile. Previously, we mainly relied on short-term fluctuations to profit when copying, but now we may need to adjust our strategy. While Saylor shouts that "volatility is vitality", what is more important to us is how to remain profitable in this new landscape.
Currently I tend to spread my copy funds among different styles of traders. Some people focus on long-term holding, some people are good at short-term operations, and I will dynamically adjust my positions according to their respective performances. At the same time, we are also closely monitoring the movements of some institutional traders to see if we can gain new insights from them.
After all, practice produces true knowledge, and only by crawling in the market can we truly adapt to this structural change. But in any case, risk control is always the top priority, and this must not be forgotten.