Some people always ask: Is it still possible to get in now?

If you look at the calendar, you'll notice that 68 days before the Fed stopped balance sheet reduction in 2019, Bitcoin peaked and pulled back. But what happened after that? Once the liquidity floodgates opened, the entire following year was a period of explosive, unstoppable growth.

Now look at 2025—56 days before QT ends, BTC once again hit a local high. History doesn’t simply repeat itself, but it often rhymes. Short-term volatility is inevitable, but these cyclical liquidity shifts often hide real windows of opportunity.

Speaking of potential plays, do you remember those meme coins that took off last year? WIF surged to nearly $5 billion market cap after tokenization, and POPCAT reached $2 billion. Now there’s a bread cat called INBRED. Its on-chain data across various networks actually rivals theirs, but its market cap is still sitting at just a few hundred thousand dollars.

Such an asymmetric valuation gap means either the market hasn’t discovered it yet, or there’s something wrong with the project itself. If it’s the former, what would happen if you started accumulating in batches now? I’ll leave that for you to judge.

After all, those who truly know how to play the game never chase at the top—they quietly accumulate when no one is paying attention, and soar when the winds finally come.