Economic recession → Fed steps in to save the market → Risk assets surge → Bitcoin takes off.
This logic basically boils down to: bad news = good news. In a bull market, it’s not just the crypto space—even the stock market easily falls into this habitual thinking.
But reality is often the opposite— The first thing to do when a real economic recession starts is “hold on tight to your cash.”
It’s not about rushing to go all in, and certainly not about assuming the Fed will come to your rescue.
When liquidity contracts, only those who survive are qualified to profit from the next cycle.
Every small rally is an opportunity to take profits (TP).
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Everyone is waiting for “easing policies”:
Economic recession → Fed steps in to save the market → Risk assets surge → Bitcoin takes off.
This logic basically boils down to: bad news = good news.
In a bull market, it’s not just the crypto space—even the stock market easily falls into this habitual thinking.
But reality is often the opposite—
The first thing to do when a real economic recession starts is “hold on tight to your cash.”
It’s not about rushing to go all in, and certainly not about assuming the Fed will come to your rescue.
When liquidity contracts, only those who survive are qualified to profit from the next cycle.
Every small rally is an opportunity to take profits (TP).