Bitcoin prices cooled off after breaking through the 97,000 level and have recently entered a correction phase. But such volatility is normal. From a technical perspective, short-term moving averages are still above long-term averages, and the price remains stable within an upward channel. It may not be far from the 200-day moving average.

Regarding Bitcoin investment, I want to say one core thing: you must learn to wait.

Why? Because history itself has given us the answer. Satoshi Nakamoto's account is the best example. It is said that he holds nearly 1 million Bitcoins, accumulated from the mining era to now, never touched. The returns from this patience far surpass those of frequent traders. The simple principle is: buy and then do nothing.

Look around at how many people are entangled in short-term trading every day. Thinking that buying today and selling tomorrow can make quick money. But what is the reality? Ordinary retail investors cannot compete with institutions in terms of information access, trading tools, and reaction speed. Frequent trading not only wastes energy but also makes it easier to be cut in the volatility.

Another key realization is: don't let yourself be on the short side. From a long-term historical perspective, the win rate of bulls is much higher than that of bears. The market's essence is upward, and the longer the cycle, the more obvious this trend becomes.

So the final advice is straightforward: allocate high-quality assets and hold them long-term. Be cautious at a few moments, but most of the time, patience is key. This is the oldest and most effective investment wisdom.