#加密货币市场波动 Looking back at the past volatility of the cryptocurrency market, I can’t help but feel emotional. This time, with Bitcoin breaking through $88,000 and the total market cap returning to $3 trillion, it feels as though we’re reliving the peak of the 2021 bull market. But history tells us that volatility is the norm. I remember the bear market in 2018, when Bitcoin fell from $20,000 to $3,000, causing many to lose confidence. Today, those who held on have already reaped several times the returns.

This rebound from $80,600 to $86,818, a 7.7% increase, is truly exciting. But we need to be wary of excessive optimism, as market sentiment often swings to extremes. In the long term, Bitcoin’s value lies in its scarcity and decentralized nature, not in short-term price fluctuations.

Now, we stand at another important crossroads. New institutional funds are pouring in, and regulatory policies are gradually becoming clearer. How will the future unfold? Maybe we can find some insights from previous cycles. In any case, staying rational and managing risk well are the keys to surviving in this highly volatile market.