#加密货币市场动态 When the market experienced a big dump, some people were buying against the trend. Just yesterday, during the panic selling across the network, renowned fund manager Cathie Wood made a move—she bought over $42 million worth of encryption-related assets in one go.



This set of strategies is indeed classic: I am greedy when others are fearful. She doesn't care about the short-term price fall; she is focused on the industry landscape three to five years down the line. The question is, has she truly sensed some signal this time, or is she just gambling on a long cycle again?

You can tell just by looking at her shopping list:
• Bought $17.7 million of Circle$TNSR stablecoin USDC issuer, fell 9% on the same day$ZEC
•$16.9 million swept into Bullish$ZEN
a certain trading platform, fall 3.6%(
•7.6 million USD bottoming out BitMine) mining company, big dump 10% (

Choosing the right timing is crucial—it's all about entering the market accurately on the day of the big dump. However, if you take a closer look at the fundamentals of these three companies, it's not just blind buying. Bullish made a net profit of $18.5 million in the third quarter, and Circle's profits surged by 202% year-on-year. It's indeed rare to see such performance in a bear market.

Her recent strategy is quite interesting: covering the key links of the industrial chain with stablecoin infrastructure, trading platforms, and upstream mining. This is not like short-term trading; it seems more like positioning for the market in the coming years. Her previous prediction of "Bitcoin reaching $1.5 million by 2030" now appears to be more than just talk, as she is betting real money every time the market crashes.

BitMine is about to announce its financial report. If the performance exceeds expectations, this opportunity to buy the dip will be legendary. Do you think she can get it right again this time? Leave your opinions in the comments section.
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