#以太坊投资机会 Seeing that BitMine has increased its ETH holdings by over 100,000 this week, I have to be honest—such continuous accumulation by institutional-level players is worth paying attention to, but only if you understand what you're doing.

How can BitMine spend $13.2 billion to accumulate ETH? Is it because they have enough capital to withstand volatility? Are they not afraid of being caught in a downturn? Do they simply not need to cut losses in a bear market? But what about retail investors? Many get caught up when they see institutions increasing their holdings, without really understanding their own risk tolerance.

I've seen too many people rush in chasing institutional moves, only to be overwhelmed during a correction. This isn't to say that the institutions' logic is flawed, but that applying their logic directly to retail investors can distort the picture. They say that never selling ETH can generate a staking income of $1 million per day—that sounds great, but you need to ask yourself—how long can your psychological resilience support sideways movement or a decline?

The positive signals for 2025 are indeed stacking up—regulation, legislation, Wall Street entering the market, these signals are real. But between institutional accumulation and market recovery, there's a gap that many people can't see. That gap is called risk management and psychological defense.

If you truly believe in this direction, ask yourself first: how much idle money can you allocate? How long can you hold? When is it truly time to cut losses? The story of institutions is beautiful, but you need to live longer than the story itself.