Wait, I just saw an interesting news story—Big Institution Strategy has actually paused its Bitcoin accumulation?🤔 That caught me off guard; haven't they been stacking coins all along?

After taking a closer look, I realized that Bitcoin has fallen about 30% from its October all-time high, and now they are adjusting their strategy. Instead of continuing to buy, they prefer to hold cash to hedge against risks. They have increased their USD reserves to $2.19 billion, enough to cover 32 months of interest and dividend expenses.

This is actually quite enlightening for a newbie like me. I used to naively think that big institutions just kept buying non-stop, but it turns out they also adjust their strategies based on the market. During significant price corrections, maintaining enough cash reserves is indeed more prudent. Although I don't have that much capital to manage right now, this mindset of "ensuring survival first, then talking about growth" is worth learning from.

But does this also mean that the market might still experience some volatility for a while? Or is this just normal risk management? I’d like to hear advice from the veterans on how to interpret this signal😅