Recently, many frens have asked: Should we take our profits during this rebound?
My view is exactly the opposite - the real main upward trend may have just begun.
**Three major signals point to a liquidity explosion**
**Institutional funds are shifting gears** After the compliance of stablecoins is implemented, Bitcoin is expected to enter the sovereign fund allocation basket. Pension funds in Japan and South Korea have already started to test the waters, and the size of this long-term capital is more than ten times that of the existing ETF holdings.
**The Federal Reserve has shown its cards** The tapering has paused, and the interest rate cut cycle has begun, reopening the faucet of US dollar liquidity. A look at historical data shows that, on average, BTC can gain 80% in the six months following the Fed's first rate cut.
**Loose policies may make a comeback** If the leverage ratio (SLR) exemption is brought back to the table, the liquidity frenzy that surged to $69,000 in 2021 is likely to reoccur.
**How can ordinary people catch this wave of dividends?**
**Now is the time to be greedy, not fearful** $82,000 to $85,000 is the range where I think it's relatively safe to accumulate in batches. If it falls below $78,000, cut losses decisively. The medium-term target looks above $100,000.
**The window period for altcoins is early next year** Two main lines are worth paying attention to: in the Layer2 direction, you can focus on ARB and OP, while in the AI concept, RNDR has more elasticity — during the liquidity easing period, such assets often perform the best.
Last October, when the market plummeted by 35%, our team went against the trend and increased our Bitcoin holdings, and now our profits have exceeded 40%. The market only rewards those who dare to pick up chips in a pool of blood.
The bull market train won't stop to wait for you, but the rules can help you grab the handrail.
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DiamondHands
· 20h ago
Are you trying to bluff again? It rose to 69k in 2021, and this time it has to double to be called a main rise? I think that's unlikely.
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VirtualRichDream
· 11-29 06:51
Wow, this logic really has some substance. If institutional funds with tenfold volume actually come in, it would be incredible.
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GmGnSleeper
· 11-29 06:51
Really, that period from 82 to 85 was a gift; if you don't buy the dip, just wait and regret it.
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DogeBachelor
· 11-29 06:47
"Picking up chips in a pool of blood" is such an incredible phrase. I was one of those cowards last year, and now I can only regret looking at others' profits on their accounts.
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DataChief
· 11-29 06:45
Hey, that's not right. Is the position at 82000 really safe? I feel like it might still fall.
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AirdropGrandpa
· 11-29 06:26
Are you painting another pie? I heard this trap last year, and what happened as a result?
Recently, many frens have asked: Should we take our profits during this rebound?
My view is exactly the opposite - the real main upward trend may have just begun.
**Three major signals point to a liquidity explosion**
**Institutional funds are shifting gears**
After the compliance of stablecoins is implemented, Bitcoin is expected to enter the sovereign fund allocation basket. Pension funds in Japan and South Korea have already started to test the waters, and the size of this long-term capital is more than ten times that of the existing ETF holdings.
**The Federal Reserve has shown its cards**
The tapering has paused, and the interest rate cut cycle has begun, reopening the faucet of US dollar liquidity. A look at historical data shows that, on average, BTC can gain 80% in the six months following the Fed's first rate cut.
**Loose policies may make a comeback**
If the leverage ratio (SLR) exemption is brought back to the table, the liquidity frenzy that surged to $69,000 in 2021 is likely to reoccur.
**How can ordinary people catch this wave of dividends?**
**Now is the time to be greedy, not fearful**
$82,000 to $85,000 is the range where I think it's relatively safe to accumulate in batches. If it falls below $78,000, cut losses decisively. The medium-term target looks above $100,000.
**The window period for altcoins is early next year**
Two main lines are worth paying attention to: in the Layer2 direction, you can focus on ARB and OP, while in the AI concept, RNDR has more elasticity — during the liquidity easing period, such assets often perform the best.
Last October, when the market plummeted by 35%, our team went against the trend and increased our Bitcoin holdings, and now our profits have exceeded 40%. The market only rewards those who dare to pick up chips in a pool of blood.
The bull market train won't stop to wait for you, but the rules can help you grab the handrail.