The recent developments in the crypto market are worth a thorough review. The person who once harshly criticized Bitcoin as a "fabricated bubble" and a "financial disaster" has now surprisingly made a major move in the market—latest reports indicate an addition of over 300 Bitcoin, with holdings in related family enterprises reaching a level of 5,400 BTC. How big is this contrast? From a public critic to a large-scale buyer, with only a few years in between.

This is not simply a personal financial shift. Having immersed myself in this market for eight years, I’ve seen many tactics employed by large institutions and high-net-worth individuals. But to see such a rapid "change of stance" accompanied by massive real capital investment is indeed rare. Let’s review the background—back then, policymakers pushed for stablecoin regulation bills and even proposed including Bitcoin in strategic reserves. Today’s accumulation actions, to some extent, confirm that these ideas are moving from theory to practice.

Many in the market focus on the 5,400 Bitcoin figure itself, but the key logic is actually behind it. The properties of Bitcoin are quietly changing—from being seen by retail investors as a "trading tool" to gradually evolving into an "asset for risk hedging" at the institutional and strategic levels. This transformation is not a matter of one or two months but a reflection of the overall market structure optimization. True investment opportunities often lie at these macro logical turning points.