Money-making circle has another new scoop. Everyone 👀🍿, these past two days Cathie Wood has come out again to say that Bitcoin might have truly entered a new phase of "shrinking corrections."

A straightforward way to understand it is:
In the future, such 70%-90% crashes may really become less common. She discussed several key points on a TV show, and I’ll translate them into layman's terms 👇
1️⃣ Institutions are continuously buying, accumulating, and increasing their positions
This kind of “dogged buying” makes deep pullbacks increasingly rare.
2️⃣ The character of BTC has changed
It used to plunge along with tech stocks all the time, but now its volatility has clearly decreased. A drop of just over 30% in this round is considered normal.
3️⃣ Bitcoin might have already quietly bottomed out
She said this quite casually, but it carries a lot of weight. By the way, she also said:
In the past 3 months, Bitcoin has fallen 20%, while gold has risen nearly 60%. But she’s not very convinced gold can continue to rise.
Next year might instead see gold turn around and Bitcoin take off. She also drew a historical analogy from the innovation cycle of the 80s-90s: when “innovation explodes,” traditional safe-haven assets tend to become marginalized, and funds naturally flow into “growth assets”… you get it 😏💬
Here’s a one-sentence summary:
Cathie Wood: Brothers, institutions are here, Bitcoin isn’t falling deep anymore, don’t be scared by short-term fluctuations. What do you guys think?
👉 Is this wave the true arrival of the “institutional anti-fall era”?
👉 Will BTC increasingly resemble “growth assets” rather than “speculative targets” in the future? Feel free to argue, debate, or challenge 😂👇
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