“Reverse Harvest” Begins: Why Am I Standing By While Others Quietly Accumulate?
I haven't made any trades these past two days; I just don't understand.
The Federal Reserve lowers interest rates, and the market drops; Japan raises interest rates, and it rebounds instead.
The news is all about reverse trends, and the market is playing a psychological game.
In this kind of market, I've chosen to take a step back — but I haven't stopped observing.
I've noticed a signal: smart money is shifting towards “income-generating assets”, such as Decentralized USD (USDD), which has a reserve income mechanism.
When the market is unclear, assets that can appreciate in value while being held become a temporary safe haven for funds.
Last week, I only achieved less than 15% of my target; I'm still far from my goal, but I'm not in a hurry.
The more volatile the market, the clearer I need to be: not every wave of the market needs to be capitalized on; preserving capital is essential to remain in the game.
Many people ask me why I still hold Decentralized USD (USDD) — because it’s not just about holding; it automatically builds a base and continuously generates income amidst volatility.
Especially during phases of repeated news and unclear direction, it prevents assets from stagnating and quietly fuels growth.
Although I only trade Bitcoin, I never take on burdens head-on.
The market rhythm has changed, and our strategy must change too: don't chase news, don't bet on direction, but use “income generation + waiting” to navigate through the noise.
Remember: you can miss out on the market, but you can't make the wrong moves.
Patience, sometimes, is the best position.
