I haven't looked at Bitcoin data for a while; I finally waited for the conclusion of the Federal Reserve's meeting. After getting up in the morning, I reviewed my key data. To be honest, I don’t have a very optimistic outlook; there is a divergence in the market regarding bitcoin:native.

The simplest example is that they are all long-term holders, but investors with positions of half a year and one year have completely different statuses, especially after Bitcoin's price exceeded $70,000.

The data shows that investors with positions of about half a year are slowly reducing their holdings at this stage, while BTC that has not been moved for over a year is actually increasing.

There are many more data points to consider; some of this data is good, some bad, but it’s difficult to directly translate into purchasing motivation. Many friends also feel that it could drop further when the price is falling, and when it rises, that it could go even higher.

For me, buying on dips and gradually building positions is the better approach.

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