On the day Trump announced the tariff policy, the sharp Fluctuation of Bitcoin truly shocked investors. It rose to $88,000, then quickly returned to $82,500, as if it was a "blitzkrieg." The release of the tariff policy led to an uncontrollable decline in market sentiment, with panic spreading, forcing investors into the dilemma of "the chickens fly, and the eggs break."

However, market panic is often an overreaction. In the short term, tariff policies can exacerbate uncertainty in the market, but in the long run, excessive fear and fluctuation provide opportunities for investors who are skilled at sensing market sentiments. The key now is how to find the balance point for investing. Overreaction does not necessarily lead to positive outcomes; maintaining flexibility in strategy is a long-term solution.
Investors can choose a more cautious strategy: gradually entering the market during downturns, but not putting all their eggs in one basket, especially in this environment of high Fluctuation. Diversifying funds across different asset classes and taking advantage of opportunities arising from price fluctuations can effectively reduce risk.