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#比特币市场动态 Seeing Saylor continue to accumulate Bitcoin, it reminded me of a lesson I learned early in my crypto journey. Back then, I was overwhelmed by various voices, sometimes bearish, sometimes bullish, and ultimately, frequent trading led to total losses. It wasn't until later that I realized the true logic of making money is actually very simple — it’s those who have clear conviction and are not swayed by market noise.
Saylor’s approach is worth pondering, but not because his accumulation is particularly miraculous, rather because of the kind of resolve behind it. When he says "until the market complaints stop," it sounds like he’s fighting market sentiment, but it actually reflects a scarcity mindset — knowing what you want and not being driven by FOMO or fear. I’ve noticed that now, index companies are questioning crypto treasury holdings more and more, and MSCI plans to reassess next year. What does this indicate? It shows that the story of institutional holdings is also being reevaluated.
So, the real lesson isn’t about "following the trend to accumulate Bitcoin," but rather: if you decide to hold an asset, it must be based on your own research, not driven by influencers or market emotions. Those shouting "HODL forever" and then panic-selling are often the ones who haven't understood why they hold. In this trap-filled market, the secret to survival is to stay rational and be wary of the most convincing-sounding voices.