A stubble of old leeks, addicted to the so-called "halving and big fall", thinking about buying the bottom, resulting in no bitcoin in his hand now, he was properly carved for a sword and cut a stubble.

Why don't you wait for the halving?
The reason is very simple, in the early days of Bitcoin, miners' holdings did account for the majority, which could affect the market to a large extent, and the rising costs caused by the halving would make small miners stampede and cause a decline.
But as the market develops, does this set of iron laws of the currency circle apply?
From the perspective of market economics, supply and demand determine prices, and it is obvious that major institutions and all kinds of old money are grabbing coins, and they are not worried about selling, and a plunge may be unlikely.
If you want to say that the halving has no impact, it is also nonsense, but the impact, personal judgment, is far less than before, the number of users is so large, and the antifragility is greatly enhanced.
A few years ago, those leeks who bought copycat dogs have also understood that flatbread is king, and everything else is a lie, and there is a good saying that all altcoin funds will eventually be left to Bitcoin.
Some people say that the leeks around me all buy copycat dogs, who buys Bitcoin?...... Look at the project side, how many of them don't exchange their own air with you for bitcoin? This is a big amount of money.
The vast majority of altcoins are wedding dresses for flatbread.
and other people who copied the bottom were all reversed, and the facts also proved,
Don't gamble, build a bottom position, and add dips, which is a stable strategy.