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#比特币机构建仓 Bitcoin has dropped again recently. I saw news saying that forced liquidations and legislative hurdles are the causes, and I’m a bit confused... 🤔
I heard before that institutional buying would push prices higher, but now it’s actually falling? Does this mean the buying effect from institutions is weakening? Also, about MicroStrategy’s weak stock performance, it seems to be because they’re financing Bitcoin purchases with equity, and investors are worried about dilution. This made me realize that the factors influencing the coin price are so complex — not just supply and demand, but also macroeconomic conditions, policy uncertainties, and even corporate financing strategies.
Gold has actually risen during this dip, which looks like everyone is seeking safe-haven assets. Does this mean it’s not the right time to chase the highs? I’d like to ask, as a beginner like me, should I stay on the sidelines or buy the dip in this kind of downturn? Every time I read news, I learn something new, but I also become more cautious.