Here it comes again! A certain tech giant recently transferred nearly one billion dollars worth of Bitcoin into an exchange, claiming it's for "asset custody."

Does that sound familiar? It's like transferring all your savings to a pawnshop and explaining it's for "professional safekeeping"—who's naive enough to believe that?

💰 If you're truly holding long-term, wouldn't a cold wallet be more secure? Why pile into the most liquid markets? Isn't that just preparing for selling? Your bullets are already loaded in the magazine, and you still say you're not going to shoot?

💰 Don't forget how, the last time a certain automaker's financial report looked bad, their coins turned into a tool to "optimize the asset-liability sheet." These digital assets are the first to be sacrificed as cash cows at critical moments.

🎯 To give an analogy: it's like moving stuff from your yard to the entrance of the market and claiming it's for "easy display," when in fact you're just waiting for the peak crowd to sell. Do you really think it's an exhibition?

The reality is harsh—whales chase minute-level gains, retail investors hold onto their faith. Next time you see similar news, it's best to check your own position cost first before deciding whether to keep running along.

(Trolls, feel free to comment—hope your holdings are as resilient as the promises from the big players)