Using the definition of investment by investment master Warren Buffett: "Investment is giving up today's consumption for the ability to consume more in the future."
According to this definition, the same behavior can sometimes be considered an investment and sometimes not. The key is that today's expenditure will bring you more purchasing power in the future.
For example, buying a car to drive for a ride-hailing service is an investment; buying a car for leisure travel is consumption, not investment.
But can buying a car for ride-hailing service necessarily guarantee profits? Probably not.
Investment is the "intention" to obtain more purchasing power, but whether this "intention" can become a reality is subject to various factors.
The opportunity for a second bottom is here, and now is the time to consider re-entering the market! If you don't believe that the bull market will continue, it might be more appropriate to sell your coins and go back to working hard.
The Bitcoin halving in April has passed 8 months ago, and neither the market volatility during Christmas nor Powell's hawkish remarks have changed the overall direction of the bull market. Although bad news may slow down the bull market a bit, these are often exploited by big players to deeply wash out the market, which actually helps the bull market go higher and further. #美联储放鹰 #加密市场回调 #市场调整後的机会?