#比特币价格走势 Recently, I came across an analysis about the contraction of yen arbitrage trading, which suddenly made me think of a very important question: when we track price movements, are we too easily fooled by short-term fluctuations?

The normalization of the Bank of Japan's policies essentially releases long-standing uncertainties. The process of these uncertainties dissipating often brings short-term pressure—leverage stress, market adjustments are normal. But the problem is that many people are used to rushing to bet before policy pressures are released, only to be hurt by the volatility.

Truly wise investors see it this way: reduced chaos means clearer signals, and this is a good opportunity to reassess their position allocations. Instead of worrying about whether Bitcoin will "rebound," ask yourself—does my current asset allocation withstand volatility? Is my risk tolerance clear in this cycle?

History repeatedly shows us that real profits come from those who remain committed after the pressure is released. Not because they predict accurately, but because they have a clear understanding of risk and a steadfast patience for the long term. At this moment, more important than watching price rises and falls is examining your own mindset.