#美国政府停摆 Recently, Wall Street has been continuously dumping Bitcoin, causing many friends to panic. But we must remain rational and optimistic! The market fluctuation actually provides us with an excellent get on board opportunity. Looking back at history, every big dump has been followed by a new bull run. The current adjustment seems more like a buildup for the next rise. In the short term, the U.S. government shutdown has indeed brought uncertainty to the market. However, in the long run, it may actually accelerate regulatory clarity and clear obstacles for the development of the crypto industry. We should broaden our perspective and focus on the long-term value of Web3. Now is a great opportunity to build positions! Why not take advantage of the low prices to acquire some quality projects and prepare for the future bull run. Remember, it is true wisdom to be greedy when others are fearful. Let us embrace this crypto world full of opportunities together and witness the beautiful future of Web3!

In the three cycles of Bitcoin, comparing with history, you will find that the market is never random. First cycle: 2015 Bear Bottom → 2016 Halving → 2017 Bull Market → 2018 Bear Bottom Second Cycle: 2018 Bear Bottom → 2020 Halving → 2021 Bull Market → 2022 Bear Bottom Third cycle (in progress): 2022 bear bottom → 2024 halving → the next bull market peak is likely to fall around Q4 2025. Based on the rhythm of the previous two cycles of "rise for 1064 days + fall for 364 days," Around 2025.10 may be a concentrated high point range. This is not predicting the future, but rather helping you understand: Cycles do not repeat, but the rhythm will rhyme. If you are still hesitating about the market's rise and fall, remember this一句话: The cycle is the biggest fundamental.

Every time Bitcoin undergoes Halving, the Miner’s Block Reward is halved. In the long run, relying solely on the rise in coin price is clearly unsustainable for the entire network's security expenses. So what will miners rely on to make money in the future? The answer may be hidden in high-value transactions on the chain. Imagine this: institutional-level asset issuance, large-scale settlements, complex financial coordination—while these operations may not involve many transactions, the value of each is extremely high. Miners can earn considerable fees by packaging such transactions, and this income model is more stable, unlike mining rewards that are halved every four years. In simple terms, the Bitcoin network is transitioning from "relying on inflation to subsidize security" to "relying on real economic activities to sustain miners." This is the true evolutionary direction of miners' income structure during the Halving cycle.