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#比特币价格走势 Recently, I came across an analysis about the contraction of JPY arbitrage trading and want to share an important observation: what the market truly fears is never the policy itself, but the uncertainty.
Although the normalization process of the Bank of Japan's policies may put short-term pressure on leveraged positions, it precisely provides clear expectations for the global financing environment. Do you know what this means? Chaos is decreasing, and signals are strengthening. History shows that Bitcoin tends to strengthen after policy pressures are released, not before.
This reminds me of a common misconception in investing—many people tend to panic when uncertainty is at its highest, and miss the opportunity to enter when pressure is easing and opportunities are emerging. That’s why I always emphasize maintaining a long-term mindset and planning positions reasonably.
What should be seen in volatility is not the risk itself, but the opportunity structure hidden behind the risk. But the premise is that you need enough patience and proper asset allocation, so you can respond in an orderly manner when pressure is released, rather than being forced to buy the dip or panic-sell.
A sense of security comes from thorough preparation, not from perfect market predictions.