According to Odaily, Sandy Carter, COO of Unstoppable Domains, suggests that Bitcoin treasury companies should set strict allocation limits in the current market environment. It is generally recommended that corporate treasury asset allocations be controlled between 1% and 5%, with dollar-cost averaging (DCA) as a potential entry strategy. If the investment scale exceeds 2% of liquid assets, it is advisable to wait for Bitcoin ETF fund inflows to turn positive before proceeding.
In the context of strengthening gold and silver and a pullback in crypto assets, Bitcoin's drop to $87,000 could either signal a deeper bear market or be a temporary adjustment before a long-term rise. There is still significant market disagreement on this matter. Bitcoin often reacts more strongly to a loose monetary environment than to inflation data itself. Future attention should focus on the Federal Reserve's potential shift from high interest rates to rate cuts.