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#CPI数据来袭# Diversification is a sign of market maturity!
As traditional investment giants enter the arena, the crypto market has moved beyond being a niche plaything. Bitcoin is gaining unprecedented recognition, which also means it will integrate more deeply with the traditional financial system.
Seize the bottom opportunity to enter the "big money".
History has repeatedly proven: when "big money" begins to flow continuously into a certain type of asset, it will not easily turn back. This is not encouraging blind optimism.
Bitcoin is not without risks at the moment: the price may still fluctuate significantly in the short term, and it's not impossible to lose 30% by entering today and exiting tomorrow; changes in regulatory policies remain a sword hanging over our heads; risks of technical attacks or protocol vulnerabilities always exist; the shifting market sentiment can also impact short-term performance. However, when trillions of dollars in massive capital are gradually flowing in, these "volatility factors" are likely to appear trivial in the face of long-term trends.
If the scenario of institutional investors flooding in unfolds as expected, the optimal strategy for ordinary investors may be: to allocate core assets in mainstream coins with relatively high certainty, while moderately participating in high-return potential altcoins with small amounts of capital.
In the world of crypto, the most expensive lessons often come from the "rearview mirror": when Bitcoin was mocked as a Ponzi scheme, it surged; when regulatory crackdowns were thought to be the end, it hit new highs; when ETFs were considered a scam, institutional investors entered with real money.