"The art of war is deception. Understanding the trend of Bitcoin earlier will save you from many detours!"

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2 years ago

"The art of war is deception" is a quote from the ancient Chinese famous military strategist Sun Tzu's "The Art of War".

The meaning of this quote is that war is an art of deception, and one must be adept at using various strategies and means to deceive the enemy and achieve victory in battle.

In this context, "deception" refers to the tactics and strategies in war, including feigning an attack in one direction while attacking in another, deceiving the enemy about one's true intentions, and using the strategy of "lure the tiger off its mountain".

In simple terms, "The art of war is deception" emphasizes that in war, commanders must possess keen insight, flexible adaptability, and superior strategic planning in order to defeat the enemy.

This quote has been used in governance and administration throughout history, as well as in various asset investment strategies today. To achieve extraordinary returns, one must surpass ordinary vision and insight in this global capital game.

Recently, the trend of Bitcoin has been suppressed by the selling pressure from Grayscale's GBTC holdings…

The selling pressure from Grayscale definitely has an impact.

But who can guarantee that all the chips in Grayscale's hands are from retail investors? This is one aspect.

Secondly, retail investors in the United States can buy Bitcoin through exchanges such as FTX and Coinbase. Why go through Grayscale's futures?

With these questions in mind?

There is an explanation that can justify this, that is, most of Grayscale's holdings are not from retail investors, but from institutional chips.

Thirdly, why are retail investors' selling behaviors so uniform, almost like they have coordinated to sell every day? Why not sell in large volumes, but instead easily trigger more blood-stained chips?

Otherwise, using a 1.5% fee as an excuse is too far-fetched. For those who have earned several times the appreciation, this 1.5% management fee cannot be a reason to sell.

Based on the above logic and speculation, the most probable scenario is;

Grayscale is openly preparing, while BlackRock is secretly preparing. This back and forth completes the turnover of chips, and also conveniently acquires others' low-priced chips.

BlackRock has played this hand very well. If one could have seen through this secret earlier, perhaps many detours could have been avoided…

BlackRock is singing this act, and its purpose is very clear, which is to make a big deal out of BTC…

As the art of war is deception, BlackRock's play is truly exquisite. The purpose is very clear, to suppress and absorb chips, and then rise and sell after the interest rate cycle opens. After all, in this position range, absorbing enough chips and accumulating strength can only take the high ground at $69,000…

Retail investors can only be misled by the news they spread and lose their chips…

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