#比特币对比代币化黄金 Treating BTC as part of an international asset allocation is actually quite practical. It helps diversify currency risk, and as long as you don’t set expectations too high, the long-term returns might turn out pretty good.
This cycle is a bit different from previous ones. The price isn’t surging as wildly, but the certainty is higher—mainstream financial institutions are all starting to get involved. What does this mean? BTC is truly integrating into real financial scenarios, and there’s still a lot of potential for the future.
Most importantly, it can now withstand large capital inflows. Its value foundation and consensus are solid, unlike the early days when it could drop 50% at any moment. If you hold for 8–10 years, letting time smooth out the volatility, this approach is similar to the logic behind other stable assets.
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MidsommarWallet
· 7h ago
The entry of mainstream finance has indeed changed the rules of the game, but I still think holding for ten years is a real test of mentality.
BTC now feels more like a bond than a gamble, and this shift is quite interesting.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 12-05 09:37
Holding for eight or ten years is essentially betting on regulatory acceptance, which is actually the biggest variable.
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DuckFluff
· 12-05 09:20
This time is truly different. Institutional entry has changed the game rules, and holding long-term has actually become more stable.
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PriceOracleFairy
· 12-05 09:15
honestly the institutional money inflow is just masking underlying liquidity fragmentation... price discovery getting muddier by the day ngl
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Blockwatcher9000
· 12-05 09:14
Well, this time it's different. The certainty is indeed much stronger than before.
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GasGoblin
· 12-05 09:14
Yeah, Bitcoin is definitely stable this time. Mainstream financial institutions entering the market is the best endorsement.
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AirdropHustler
· 12-05 09:12
It takes eight or ten years just to break even? Forget it, I still feel more comfortable holding gold.
#比特币对比代币化黄金 Treating BTC as part of an international asset allocation is actually quite practical. It helps diversify currency risk, and as long as you don’t set expectations too high, the long-term returns might turn out pretty good.
This cycle is a bit different from previous ones. The price isn’t surging as wildly, but the certainty is higher—mainstream financial institutions are all starting to get involved. What does this mean? BTC is truly integrating into real financial scenarios, and there’s still a lot of potential for the future.
Most importantly, it can now withstand large capital inflows. Its value foundation and consensus are solid, unlike the early days when it could drop 50% at any moment. If you hold for 8–10 years, letting time smooth out the volatility, this approach is similar to the logic behind other stable assets.
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