The recent market environment reminds me of the period from 2014 to 2015. At that time, the A-share market was hot and the price comparison market was sluggish. Many people chose to sell Bitcoin and invest in the stock market. As a result, many people suffered losses.

This phenomenon is reminiscent of similar voices being heard again today. Some people claim that Bitcoin will not have another bull market, trying to create panic and make retail investors sell their pie at low prices. This behavior has been criticized as selfish or even malicious because these people may profit from it.

At the same time, Robert Kiyosaki, the author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad", is optimistic. He believes that the big pie is one of the most direct paths to wealth and can effectively fight inflation and the coming economic crisis. His views reflect the confidence some investors have in Bitcoin’s long-term potential.

In addition, the latest industry reports show that despite the pressure of the macroeconomic environment, the pie still shows some resilience. For example, the VanEck Big Pie Spot ETF increased its net assets by more than $100 million in the first quarter of this year, and currently holds a total pie worth approximately $6.2 billion.

Meanwhile, Brazil’s cryptocurrency trading volume reached $6 billion in the first four months of this year, demonstrating the activity of the market in the region.

However, many are warning that if the price of the pie falls below $60,000, it could trigger wider panic selling. This shows that although the overall trend is positive, we still need to be wary of possible risk fluctuations in the short term. #非农人数大幅升温 #PeterTodd否认自己是中本聪 $BTC $ETH