#数字资产投资产品 Recently, many people have been discussing whether Bitcoin has bottomed out. 😅 After reading Cathie Wood's perspective, I realized that during the October flash crash, Bitcoin had the strongest liquidity, which actually made it a "flight exit," while other cryptocurrencies fell even more sharply. Does this indicate that Bitcoin's position in the crypto world is truly different?

Experts say that Bitcoin is the first choice for institutional entry into crypto and is a completely new asset class—this feels less like an investment tip and more like suggesting Bitcoin has some kind of "infrastructure" role? 😳

By the way, there's another detail that I find quite interesting: will traditional giants like Morgan Stanley and Bank of America officially introduce Bitcoin through ETFs? It's said that this could be a key variable for the next phase of the market. If such institutional backing really exists, does it mean that the crypto market is moving towards a more "regulated" direction?

I'm a bit conflicted about whether to buy the dip now, but on second thought, as a newcomer, I should first understand these basic principles before taking action. Can any senior explain why institutions are so optimistic about Bitcoin rather than directly choosing other coins? 🤔