💰 Ultimately, Bitcoin failed to break through the $74K barrier, and I thought it might show a move breaking through 80K with a new Ponzi story... but instead, it seems to be showing a fragile, uncertain situation, struggling after three failed attempts to break through.

The main reason is the widespread belief that the war won't end quickly. An additional concern is that recent signals of a private equity crisis, combined with this, create a scenario where a long-term economic recession could occur. If this situation materializes, I’m contemplating what actions to take...

I believe the new normal for exchange rates could become more bullish, so I plan to stop selling Tether further, continue holding my Tether, and allocate more to DeFi. $BTC
Honestly, because of inverse carry, I really don’t want to sell anymore $STRC

Second, considering the possibility of a prolonged economic downturn, there are many attractive assets outside of crypto that could see price declines, so I intend to increase my exposure to those. Based on funds from recently selling Circle, I’m thinking about building a U.S. portfolio... but I keep getting drawn to Robinhood, as they say, what you learn becomes theft... 😓

Still, to avoid excessive crypto exposure, I’m considering a comfortable investment approach by mixing semiconductor and energy ETFs with SPY and Q. Beyond investing... of course, I need to accumulate more labor income, right? I plan to keep earning income through ambassador activities and marketing collaborations to sustain myself...

Ultimately, I think I need to position myself to increase my investment capacity, and I’m prepared to endure through next year if nothing exciting happens.

I really hope Bitcoin shows a pump again. See you alive, brothers.