Why can you never hold onto Bitcoin? The answer lies in these two points.
Most people cannot hold onto Bitcoin, and it is never the asset's fault, but rather our failure to understand its essence. Jeff Kilburg articulates the core truth behind the corrections, hitting on the pain points of all holders and shedding light on the critical shifts of this cycle.
In 2025, Bitcoin will fluctuate in sync with the Nasdaq, becoming a pure risk asset, leading the market to form an inertia of perception. However, the imposition of tariffs directly breaks this correlation, causing profit-taking to rapidly escape, triggering a 30% deep correction in Bitcoin, as panic spreads through the market, and countless individuals get flustered and exit hastily amidst the turbulence.
But everyone must recognize one fact: Bitcoin has never been a stable stock; extreme volatility is its inherent attribute. The current plunge and unease are the norm; this intense fluctuation has always been an inseparable part of Bitcoin.
What is most different about this cycle is that the buyer landscape has been completely rewritten. A large number of native buyers are now entering the market through professional advisors and compliant platforms, signaling something new that has never been seen in any past market cycle. These investors possess greater professional insight and have stronger holding resolve, and although they cannot eliminate volatility, they can steadily absorb market selling pressure, solidifying the bottom support for Bitcoin.
The short-term fluctuations are merely a necessary digestion process for the market. Kilburg remains confident that Bitcoin will ultimately return above $100,000.
In the end, Bitcoin has never let anyone down; it is not meant to test luck, but to verify understanding. Those who can truly hold onto it are not the brave who endure the volatility, but those who see through its attributes, firmly believe in its value, and maintain their clarity amidst the market's clamor.