#比特币投资布局 Seeing organizations like Twenty One transferring over 40,000 Bitcoins from accomplice accounts back to their own custody accounts reminds me of a very important topic - the actual control over assets.

Institutional-level actions often reflect the maturity of the market. The "repatriation" operation during this listing and settlement process essentially emphasizes one principle: true security begins with direct management of assets. This is also very enlightening for us ordinary investors.

Many people ask me how I view Bitcoin allocation, and my answer has always been the same - first ask three questions: How much volatility can you tolerate? What percentage does this money represent in your overall assets? How deep is your understanding of this asset? If you haven't thought these through, even the most promising market can easily become a regret.

The Bitcoin sector is indeed heating up, but heating up does not mean it is suitable for everyone. In the long run, the prudent approach is always to: first establish a reasonable position framework, and then let compound interest work slowly over time. There is no need to rush, and one cannot rush. Instead of chasing every piece of good news, it is better to focus on understanding one's own risk tolerance.

This is the real reliable investment bottom line.