BlackRock CEO Larry Fink recently made a bold statement: Bitcoin could rise to $700,000 in the future.

Who is this guy? He’s the head of the world’s largest asset management company, still sitting firmly at the table at 71. In contrast, remember those evangelists who used to shout “blockchain will disrupt everything” everywhere? How many people even remember their names now? Mark Wiedman is one example—he’s been silent for a long time.

These old-timers really know what they’re doing.

Why should we trust what he says? Because Fink isn’t all talk—he directly pushed for the launch of the Bitcoin ETF, bringing real institutional capital into the market. Saying you’re bullish is one thing, but putting real money on the line is another. That’s what I call taking action.

After spending enough time in this space, you’ll notice a few patterns:
What’s truly worth paying attention to isn’t the endless rumors, but what the leading institutions are quietly doing behind the scenes; hot topics change every day, but grasping the underlying logic is more reliable than chasing trends; let go of outdated narratives and old projects—it’s not worth clinging to them.

Investing and life are actually the same thing.
Don’t obsess over whether your past holdings were right or wrong, and don’t expect every trade to be perfect. Don’t fight the market—you’re the one making the decisions. Spot the trend, plan ahead, and tune out all the other noise.

Here’s a simple rule of thumb:
When the giants start going all-in on a certain direction, it’s usually more valuable than the get-rich-quick stories flooding the internet;
Spending time improving your own understanding is far more effective than chasing insider tips everywhere.

That’s it. What do you think about this?