12.4 Macro Overview: To those who bought the BTC dip, now you can sell with a smile!

To the brothers who followed me in buying and DCA-ing into BTC over the past two weeks, are you feeling good now? Remember this: when others panic-sell and BTC drops over 30%, that's our best time to buy in batches. When everyone around starts asking "Can I still buy?", it's likely time for a pullback.

🚀 Three Core Drivers of Future Growth

1. Institutions Entering with Real Money: Giants like Vanguard and Bank of America are starting to position in BTC. Let me do the math: if just 0.25% of these institutional funds flow into Bitcoin, at least $70 billion will come in over the next two years—it's wild just thinking about it.

2. Fed Set to Cut Rates: The Fed chair is almost certainly going to be Hassett, who's crypto-friendly and likes to "print money". Rate cuts are very likely in December, and conservatively at least three next year. More money means asset prices are more likely to rise.

3. US Regulation Incoming: The "Crypto Market Structure Bill" is about to pass. This will bring much-needed regulatory clarity to the industry. But be careful—sometimes "good news" can turn into negatives, so stay alert.

⚠️ Two Risks to Watch Right Now

1. Geopolitical Risks: If the US and Venezuela, or Russia and Europe, really get into conflict, financial markets will be shaken, and Bitcoin won't be spared.

2. Brutal Market Reality: The ban on crypto speculation is truly for everyone's good! Most people lose money in crypto—liquidations on leverage, getting scammed in CX projects, small exchanges collapsing, hacks—all your hard-earned money can disappear fast. Only about **5%** actually make money here, it's at least five times harder than trading stocks!

📊 Current Strategies

• BTC: In the 97000-102000 range, sell in batches during spikes. Don't aim to sell at the top—locking in profits is what matters.

• Asset Allocation: Add some gold to hedge risk. Follow the big trend, and don't let "whales" take advantage of you.

One last reminder: My analysis is just friendly advice. Adults are responsible for their own decisions. Investing carries huge risks—only use spare money, think independently, and don't blindly follow the crowd!

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