#比特币价格走势 Seeing Wang Feng's views on Bitcoin prices, I recalled a recent conversation with several friends. Everyone was discussing whether prices that defy imagination would come, but I discovered that what truly needs consideration is not how high prices can rise, but whether one's mindset and position can withstand volatility.

Scarcity and consensus are indeed the underlying logic of asset pricing, and I agree with this. But beyond this logic, there's a more easily overlooked reality—price fluctuations of any asset are bidirectional. "Don't rush, let the bullet fly for a while" sounds cool, but for most investors, the real test is maintaining resolve amid volatility.

My suggestion is: if you're bullish on the long-term value of an asset, ensure three things: First, this capital is not essential for living expenses; Second, your position allocation is rational and won't be affected by temporary price movements in your overall plan; Third, prepare yourself psychologically for long-term holding, rather than being swayed by emotions triggered by every market fluctuation.

Prices breaking through imagination may happen, but the process of breaking through often tests people more than the result. Going steadily gets you further—this is what I've always insisted on.