MicroStrategy recently announced plans to raise funds by distributing $500 million worth of their stock, with the goal of increasing its Bitcoin holdings.

Currently, the average cost of Bitcoin held by MicroStrategy is around $40,000. At the same time, it is worth noting that the shutdown price for Bitcoin miners (that is, the price at which they stop mining due to high costs) is roughly between $54,000 and $60,000. These price points are points that everyone should pay close attention to, because the miner group is the backbone of the Bitcoin network.

There is a saying that everyone needs to know: after a surge, there must be a plunge, and after a plunge, there must be a surge.

The opportunity to buy the bottom comes from the fall.

For spot traders, I suggest that when facing a falling market, you can consider using part of the funds to establish a short position. Specifically, you can use 10% of the entry funds for shorting, and 10% of the funds with 10x leverage is your full position funds. Such a strategy can help you protect assets and reduce losses when the market falls sharply.

In short, when facing market fluctuations, everyone needs to have a clear strategy and risk management measures. Whether it is paying attention to key price points or using leverage for hedging when appropriate, it is all about moving forward steadily in an unpredictable market.