#比特币价格走势 Seeing the signal of the Japanese yen arbitrage trading contraction, I am pondering a question — we are often frightened by short-term fluctuations but overlook the true logic behind them.

Uncertainty is what the market fears most, and the clarification of the Bank of Japan's policy has instead cleared the fog surrounding the global financing environment. Although leverage may indeed come under pressure in the short term, this is precisely a process of clearing excessive risks. Bitcoin's history shows us that it often does not strengthen before the pressure is released, but only after the chaos subsides and signals become clearer does it have the strength to rebound.

This reminds me of a common problem among many investors — always trying to buy at the lowest point but frequently adjusting their positions amid volatility. Instead of guessing the short-term trend, ask yourself: Is your asset allocation truly able to withstand such fluctuations? Are you mentally prepared for long-term holding?

Opportunities never come from predictions but from those who are ready and have prepared themselves when the chaos subsides. At this stage, maintaining resolve and holding the line may be more valuable than any precise timing.