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#比特币价格分析 Seeing this wave of market analysis, I am reminded of a frequently overlooked phenomenon — even long-term holders are using covered call options to lock in gains. On the surface, it appears to be a prudent strategy, but the underlying structure warrants our deep reflection.
Whales sell call options to collect premiums, while market makers hedge their risks by selling in the spot market, creating an interesting paradox: ETF demand is strong, yet prices are being suppressed. From November's 63% implied volatility down to the current 44%, the market is losing its "fuel" for upward movement.
This reminds me of an important lesson — **even experienced holders face dilemmas in making choices**. Lock in profits or wait for higher? Short-term gains or long-term growth? It’s not a black-and-white issue.
The key is to understand where your position is and what your goals are. If your Bitcoin allocation already accounts for a significant portion of your assets, then periodically taking profits like whales is actually a responsible approach. But if you are still in the accumulation phase, this structural pressure might instead present a better strategic opportunity.
True prudence isn’t about guessing price movements but about setting strategies based on your risk tolerance and time horizon. The market will adjust itself; we just need to focus on the parts we can control.