#比特币价格走势 When I saw this news, I was thinking that by the end of this year, Bitcoin hasn't experienced that "exciting" surge, but instead might have helped us avoid the big drop risk in Q1 next year. It sounds a bit ironic, but upon reflection, it makes a lot of sense.

The compression of volatility is often more worth paying attention to than the price itself. Pompliano mentioned that if a 70-80% crash occurs when volatility has already dropped significantly, it's indeed hard to imagine. This reminds us that market calmness can sometimes be a form of protection.

To be honest, short-term disappointment can easily cloud our judgment. Not breaking the $250,000 target since the beginning of the year can be frustrating, but looking at a longer cycle—100% increase in two years, nearly 300% in three years—that's the real story. The power of compound interest often works quietly in those unnoticeable moments.

My takeaway is: rather than chasing every price fluctuation, it's better to focus on a few key indicators—volatility levels, long-term growth trajectory, and whether your positions are reasonable. When the market is relatively calm, it's a good opportunity to review your allocations and stay disciplined. Steady returns never come from perfect timing but from enough patience and scientific allocation.