#数字货币市场洞察 The Trump family’s company is at it again—taking advantage of the major pullback to scoop up assets like crazy.



American Bitcoin (yes, the one run by Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr.) disclosed its latest holdings on December 3: an additional purchase of 363 BTC in one go, bringing their total reserves to 4,367 BTC, up from 4,004 at the beginning of November. The timing was spot on—right during the bloody days when Bitcoin’s price plunged from $126,000 to $82,000.

Does this strategy look familiar? Yep, it’s Saylor’s classic playbook: “the more it drops, the more you buy—hold to the end.” Their financials back it up too: Q3 revenue shot up from $11.6 million to $64.2 million, with a net profit of $3.5 million, finally shaking off their losses. The stock price did wobble along with the crypto market in the short term, but overall it held strong, rising 9%.

Bottom line, they don’t care about short-term volatility—they’re in it for the long haul. When the market is panicking, some people are panic-selling, while others are picking up bargains. This move definitely has that “crisis equals opportunity” flavor.
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AirdropSweaterFanvip
· 12-05 07:30
This is what real bottom-fishing logic looks like, way better than my amateur attempts. --- The timing is insane. Daring to increase positions at 82,000, this is truly a rich person’s game. --- The buy-the-dip strategy is basically a money-printing machine in crypto. At the end of the day, it’s all about the long term. --- 4,367 BTC—that scale means even a slight price increase brings huge profits. It’s a completely different way to play. --- Wait, their financial report jumped from 11.6 million straight to 64.2 million? That kind of growth is a bit odd. --- They’re not afraid of short-term drops, while us retail investors are still hesitating about whether to get in at 85,000. The mindset gap is huge. --- Honestly, I have to respect it. Daring to go against the trend in the bloodiest moments takes real mental strength. --- Long-term allocation is the real way to make money. All those short-term tricks are useless. --- So you really need enough cash reserves to play like this. Ordinary people simply can’t do it.
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0xInsomniavip
· 12-05 07:26
Wait, they're really still buying at the 80,000 level? That's pretty bold. --- It's the same "buy more as it drops" playbook, but this time the data actually supports it. --- It's a rich person's game, we can only follow the trend. --- The key is that their timing is spot on—that's real skill. --- Only 366 BTC? I thought they'd go even harder. --- With such a strong earnings report and revenue doubled, no wonder they're confident to catch this dip. --- Basically, it's because they have a huge capital base and can afford to play around. If it were me, I'd have cut my losses ages ago. --- This move looks simple, but you couldn't pull it off without a stockpile of 4,000+ BTC. --- So what if there's short-term volatility? They're in it for the long game anyway.
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AirdropHunterXMvip
· 12-05 07:25
Same old trick, unbelievable. When the price drops to the floor, they start accumulating—having money really means you can do whatever you want. --- Looking at those financial report numbers, no wonder they have the confidence to dance with risk, while us retail investors can only watch. --- Buying more as it drops sounds simple, but you need serious ammo to pull that off—not something most people can handle. --- At times like this, whoever jumps in is either a pro or cannon fodder, no in-between. --- Buying like crazy? I just want to know, when will it finally be our turn as regular folks to snag some bargains? Haha. --- These people really aren't afraid of being bagholders. If it were me, I'd have cut my losses and run ages ago. --- Doubling revenue and profits yet still increasing their positions—there's definitely a story here. Just have to see if it plays out in the end. --- That's the thing about big holders—they don't even look at charts, just the future. --- "Crisis is opportunity"—hearing that just stings. Everyone still panicking now is already regretting it. --- Thinking back, this time last year it dropped like this too, and then it skyrocketed. Is this another trap?
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LuckyBlindCatvip
· 12-05 07:19
Here we go again, buying more as it drops—it's really insane. Us retail investors can only watch helplessly. Damn, this timing is ridiculously precise. I just want to know how they always manage to buy at the lowest point. I've lost hundreds of thousands, and now I can only watch others scoop up bargains. It's so frustrating. Money is king. Forget about strategies—just throwing money at it makes you profit. Seriously, how does the Trump family always get it right? Must be some insider info. I've seen through it long ago: those with capital always win, and us retail investors are just expendable. This logic is absurd. When the market panics, they're bottom-fishing, but the money they're using still comes from us retail "chives."
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