#Strategy加仓比特币 At the winter forum gathering global elites, the biggest suspense was the uncertainty in the trade landscape. Rather than a typical economic forum, it was more like an "emergency meeting"—representatives from various countries frequently exchanged glances in the restaurant, all pondering the upcoming situation.

The real crisis is silently spreading: wealth polarization is becoming more and more evident. You can see stock markets reaching new highs and luxury real estate booming, but on the other side? The housing crisis for the lower class is worsening. The post-pandemic economic recovery is not a uniform rise but has split into two tracks—asset appreciation at the top and increasing survival pressures at the bottom.

BlackRock's leader said something quite piercing: those hit hardest by the impact simply haven't attended such forums. Irony? Discussing climate change on private jets while turning a blind eye to the social rifts around them.

From Brexit, political upheavals, to pandemic shocks, the elite class repeatedly misreads the times and becomes detached from reality. A deeper issue is the naked concentration of wealth, with no checks and balances, leading to systemic fragility. Protests in Iran, public anxiety in many parts of the world—these signals are flashing. Some warn: just one straw could crack the entire system.

Against this backdrop, hedging asset allocation is becoming increasingly important. $ETH $BNB $ZEC The attention to such diversified assets perhaps reflects the market's true demand for risk hedging.