While you're still panic selling, Wall Street and American banks have quietly been increasing their Bitcoin holdings. History is like a looping old script—this time, the main character has just changed to cryptocurrency.

Think about the period from 1950 to 1982, when ordinary people couldn't even touch gold. No buying, no hoarding—it's a national-level game of chips. Now, central banks around the world are quietly stockpiling gold again, essentially reconstructing the credit system. When they reach a certain critical point, the price won't just rise slowly; it will jump overnight, straight to $15,000 per ounce.
By then, the logic will be cruel: it's not that you're not allowed to buy, but that you can no longer afford to.
The same applies this time. Once institutional positioning is complete and the buying channels are closed, Bitcoin may also become a "digital asset on the balance sheet." Ordinary people will be locked out again. But what's different is—this time, you still have a chance to catch up.
Market short-term fluctuations are inevitable, but the long-term script has actually been written long ago. 2026? Perhaps it's not a slow rise story at all, but a moment of re-pricing.
History always repeats itself. Most people just deceive themselves: this time is different.
What about you? Are you waiting to be locked out, or are you quietly catching up now? Share your judgment in the comments.