April 1, 2026

Recently, Warren Buffett shared a few viewpoints in an interview, and I’d like to briefly summarize them here. The most core point is that the old man still remains pessimistic about the future trend of the U.S. stock market. Currently holding $350 billion in cash, he is waiting for a market crash. The logic behind the decline is that the risks accumulated in banks are stacking up. In his view, most U.S. stocks are too expensive now, including Apple, which has earned him hundreds of billions of dollars. If stock prices were to plummet dramatically, he would buy heavily.
From this interview, it’s also understandable that Buffett’s investment style is to patiently wait for value dips, which is a weakness for most ordinary people. Think about it—when will retail investors rush into the market? Certainly during a bull market surge. Similarly, panic will trigger a stampede to exit, and Buffett’s strategy is to wait until the market is extremely fearful before entering to scoop up bloodied chips. The simplest principles are often the hardest to follow, and only a very few can do it.
Now, let’s talk about the market. Influenced slightly by the easing of US-Iran relations, cryptocurrencies have experienced a small rebound. Currently, Bitcoin has a chance to once again surpass $70,000, and Ethereum has broken through $2,100 first. The rebound isn’t particularly strong, but in any case, maintaining the current oscillating pattern in the market is a good thing.
Looking at the recent performance of altcoins, it remains very brutal. Most new coins tend to decline after opening. In such situations, project teams have no motivation to defend the price, so a significant short-term rally is still difficult. Now, it’s just a matter of patience. I’m looking forward to a decent rebound, so...