📊 Why does capital always enter in batches? Understand this logic and you'll win
Looking back at previous market cycles, the pattern is very clear — gold moves first, followed by safe-haven assets, and finally Bitcoin steps in. In the last cycle, while gold was consolidating at high levels, BTC surged by 400% in just a few months. This is not a coincidence, but a result of liquidity making choices.
🔀 Money flows where the pattern is: Stable "bedrock" assets (gold, government bonds) complete valuation correction → High-risk assets start to be favored → Finally, sentiment peaks, retail FOMO jumps in for the last ride. Essentially, it's the incremental capital created by printing, from "seeking capital preservation" to "seeking rapid wealth" — a venting process.
⏳ The probability of history repeating itself is low, but the cycle of rotation never changes: As long as the benchmark assets of traditional finance (gold, US bonds) complete their valuation adjustments, that flood of liquidity will inevitably flow into the crypto market. Bitcoin's main upward wave hasn't truly begun yet; this is just the prelude.
💡 The advice to yourself is simple: Don’t chase every concept coin, don’t doubt yourself at the start of rotations. The key is to understand the game rules of capital early, hold your position, and wait for the most lucrative wave. Bull markets have never belonged to the impatient, but to those who can hold their nerve.
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TokenCreatorOP
· 01-12 05:51
When gold moves, it's time for us to wake up. Don't always think about getting rich in one step.
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SchroedingerGas
· 01-11 08:50
The theory that gold moves first has been heard countless times, but how many can truly hold back from acting? The key still depends on how long you can endure.
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GasGuzzler
· 01-11 08:49
Gold is still dragging on, do we have to wait like this? That logic sounds too perfect; in reality, there are definitely variables.
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StakeWhisperer
· 01-11 08:43
Gold is moving, retail investors are still debating spot trading, the logic is indeed clear
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rekt_but_resilient
· 01-11 08:38
When gold moves, we should get on board. I agree with this logic, but I'm just worried it might be all talk and no action.
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ApeWithAPlan
· 01-11 08:35
Gold moved, and BTC really took off. I believe in this logic.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 01-11 08:21
Gold pricing correction is the real signal; BTC is still in the warm-up phase.
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📊 Why does capital always enter in batches? Understand this logic and you'll win
Looking back at previous market cycles, the pattern is very clear — gold moves first, followed by safe-haven assets, and finally Bitcoin steps in. In the last cycle, while gold was consolidating at high levels, BTC surged by 400% in just a few months. This is not a coincidence, but a result of liquidity making choices.
🔀 Money flows where the pattern is:
Stable "bedrock" assets (gold, government bonds) complete valuation correction → High-risk assets start to be favored → Finally, sentiment peaks, retail FOMO jumps in for the last ride. Essentially, it's the incremental capital created by printing, from "seeking capital preservation" to "seeking rapid wealth" — a venting process.
⏳ The probability of history repeating itself is low, but the cycle of rotation never changes:
As long as the benchmark assets of traditional finance (gold, US bonds) complete their valuation adjustments, that flood of liquidity will inevitably flow into the crypto market. Bitcoin's main upward wave hasn't truly begun yet; this is just the prelude.
💡 The advice to yourself is simple:
Don’t chase every concept coin, don’t doubt yourself at the start of rotations. The key is to understand the game rules of capital early, hold your position, and wait for the most lucrative wave. Bull markets have never belonged to the impatient, but to those who can hold their nerve.