The core mindset of holding Bitcoin is 'long-termism + risk aversion + emotional desensitization.' It involves neither blind faith nor panic following:
- Centered on 'asset allocation': treat Bitcoin as a part of portfolio diversification (suggested proportion should not exceed personal risk tolerance), avoid tying short-term fluctuations to essential life needs, and prevent decision-making from being influenced by volatility.
- Accepting the 'nature of high volatility': a daily price fluctuation of over 10% for Bitcoin is normal, and one must abandon the obsession with 'precise bottom fishing and peak selling.' Focus on long-term industry trends (such as the implementation of blockchain technology and the process of regulation).
- Maintain 'independent judgment': stay away from emotionally charged rhetoric (such as 'hundredfold coin' or 'apocalypse theory'), make decisions based on one's own understanding of cryptocurrencies, and avoid blindly chasing prices or following 'leveraged operations.'
- Reserve 'safety margin': only invest spare money, ensuring that even if the Bitcoin price undergoes significant corrections, it will not affect daily life or emergency reserves, and avoid being forced to sell at low points due to financial pressure.