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The ups and downs of the crypto world:
All persistence is waiting for a surprise of accumulation【🧧1000u】

Have you ever felt anxious and sleepless over the fluctuations in K-line? Doubting the direction during the bear market's slow decline? Feeling restless in front of screenshots of profits shared by others?

In fact, there has never been a myth in the crypto world that came from thin air, only legends that were forged through endurance. When Zhao Changpeng sold his property to go all-in, no one dared to bet on his ability to rise against the trend; when Vitalik Buterin dropped out of school at 19 to start a business, no one believed he could write a white paper that would change the industry; those who held Bitcoin through bull and bear markets also wandered at night when their assets shrank by 90%. This circle never disappoints those who stay committed, yet it always eliminates those who seek quick success—some cut their losses and exit at the bottom, missing the dawn of the next bull market; others take the time to study during the fluctuations, turning each wave into a classroom for cognitive upgrades.

The bear market is not the end, but the best screening period. It will filter out 90% of the garbage projects and also weed out those impatient speculators. True quality assets, like BTC and ETH, are hardcore targets forged in the cold winter of the bear market. And those who can truly make money understand two principles: invest with spare money and keep a safe exit route to avoid being forced out; use long-term thinking to counter short-term fluctuations, allowing time to become a friend of compound interest.

There is no need to envy others' shining moments; everyone's wealth curve has its own rhythm. Every learning moment now, every rational layout, and every time you hold firm in panic is building strength for the next cycle. The market has no enemies; fluctuations train patience, losses teach discipline, and all the losses you've endured and the pitfalls you've encountered will eventually become your confidence in navigating through bull and bear markets.

The charm of the crypto world is never about getting rich overnight, but witnessing your own growth and transformation in the game of cognition and human nature. Stay calm, hold your chips, and continue to improve; you will ultimately understand: all the nights you've endured, the pressures you've borne, and the faith you've maintained are all waiting for a surprise of accumulation.

The bull market will eventually come, and as long as you are present, there will be opportunities!
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Good Morning 💛 Take ownership of yourself. If you blame others for your misfortunes, you won't be rich.

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$BTC Recently, Bitcoin has experienced a significant correction after peaking in October, dropping from a high of around $125,000 to a decline of nearly 30%–35%. First, this round of decline was influenced by changes in the macroeconomic environment and monetary policy. As expectations for global interest rate hikes increased, investors' risk appetite decreased, leading to a withdrawal of funds from high-risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.

Secondly, reduced liquidity and capital outflows have also intensified downward pressure. Reports indicate that there has been a massive withdrawal of funds from U.S. Bitcoin ETFs, with a lack of new capital inflows and buying support making the market more susceptible to large sell-offs.

Thirdly, structural factors are also worth noting. Bitcoin, once considered "relatively independent of traditional financial markets," has now seen a significant increase in correlation with the stock market and is no longer a stable safe-haven asset. Meanwhile, many long-term holders (including institutions and large investors) have chosen to take profits at the peak, further increasing selling pressure.

Overall, this round of Bitcoin's plunge is not due to a single event but is the result of multiple intertwining factors, including macroeconomic conditions, liquidity, and market structure. If future interest rate policies stabilize and institutional funds flow back in, while liquidity in the crypto market improves, Bitcoin may still stabilize; however, under the current environment, its short-term outlook remains uncertain $BTC
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