Sticking with my full Bitcoin exposure—nothing's changed my conviction here.
But here's what's interesting: recent shifts in monetary policy might actually create fresh opportunities. When governments make policy mistakes, that's exactly what Bitcoin was engineered for. Call it financial policy hedging.
Looking at the broader asset landscape, BTC appears significantly undervalued relative to other assets right now. The recent policy moves could be the catalyst to close that gap. Worth watching how traditional markets respond to these developments.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 01-12 06:53
When policies are chaotic, Bitcoin just laughs. We're just waiting for this wave.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 01-12 06:50
NGL, the more chaotic the policies, the more attractive Bitcoin becomes, that's the logic.
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ContractFreelancer
· 01-12 06:49
The more chaotic the policies, the more attractive Bitcoin becomes; this logic has no flaws.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-12 06:44
Policy chaos is hitting hard, but Bitcoin is the real winner.
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DaisyUnicorn
· 01-12 06:43
When policies are chaotic, Bitcoin starts to flourish. I only understand this logic after experiencing losses, haha.
Holding full positions in Bitcoin and still able to analyze so calmly, truly a veteran in the garden.
Waiting to see how traditional finance responds; BTC's little bud is about to bloom.
Every mistake the government makes is an opportunity for us unicorns... (continue watching the market)
This wave of underestimation is indeed absolute; policy turning points are the catalysts. Let's take a gamble and try.
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 01-12 06:41
I've always said that during times of flood-like liquidity, you should be fully invested in BTC. Those who only now realize this are already late.
There are still people debating whether to go all-in. I can only say you need to understand the policy cycle first.
This wave of correction is the last chance to get in. Missing it would be truly regretful.
Why are there still doubts about BTC's hedging properties? It's very clear—it's a tool created for this purpose.
The key is to recognize the overall trend and not be scared by short-term fluctuations. This logic should have been understood three years ago.
It's not too late to enter now, but you need patience to wait for this wave of policy dividends to be released.
Holding a full position is the correct stance; other assets are just fleeting clouds.
Easing policies are the biggest positive signal. Those who understand have already positioned themselves.
Sticking with my full Bitcoin exposure—nothing's changed my conviction here.
But here's what's interesting: recent shifts in monetary policy might actually create fresh opportunities. When governments make policy mistakes, that's exactly what Bitcoin was engineered for. Call it financial policy hedging.
Looking at the broader asset landscape, BTC appears significantly undervalued relative to other assets right now. The recent policy moves could be the catalyst to close that gap. Worth watching how traditional markets respond to these developments.