Recently, I noticed a pretty common phenomenon: a lot of people are just waiting, waiting for Bitcoin to drop below 80,000 and then going all-in, hoping to turn things around. Honestly, this mindset needs to change.

The facts are in front of us—Bitcoin has been repeatedly rejected when trying to break above 90,000, and the market is indeed a bit uncomfortable. But that "80,000 golden pit" you’re hoping for? The chances are slim.

What’s more worth paying attention to is that while ordinary people are still debating Bitcoin’s 1-2万 fluctuations, the flow of funds from big institutions and major players already tells the story. Just look at on-chain data—recent large sell-offs have been absorbed, and the buying strength at the bottom is far beyond expectations. The Federal Reserve’s rate cuts, holiday effects, and other positive factors are still on the way. Financial giants like BlackRock are continuing to position themselves— their money isn’t blown by the wind, and they understand the market rhythm much better than retail investors.

But there’s a deeper question we need to think through: in such a highly volatile market with serious disagreements in opinions, how can you avoid missing the main upward wave while protecting your assets from sudden violent swings?

This leads to an increasingly practical approach—allocating stablecoins. They won’t give you dreams of 100x returns, but in this cycle, they allow you to maintain flexibility and room for action, which can be extremely useful at critical moments. This is true market wisdom.