#机构投资者比特币配置 Seeing JPMorgan's plan to provide crypto trading services to institutional clients, this matter needs to be viewed calmly.

I've seen too many people get excited over news of "institutional entry" only to be completely wiped out afterward. JPMorgan's move this time looks impressive, but the key words to focus on are—"considering," "evaluating," "depending on demand and regulatory feasibility." In other words, nothing is finalized yet; it's still in the planning stage.

What should we really be cautious about? After this news comes out, there will be many projects, exchanges, and financial products claiming "institutional-grade allocation" to harvest retail investors. I've seen too many tricks on the chain over the years—whenever words like "institution," "professional," or "high-end" are involved, retail investors start FOMO, then fall into carefully designed traps.

Institutions may indeed allocate large amounts of Bitcoin, which is not a problem in itself. But you need to think clearly— their logic for allocation is completely different from retail investors. Institutions have risk assessment systems, position management, and exit plans, while most retail investors chase high after seeing the news. JPMorgan's actual implementation of this service will take a long time, but the ones who are always in a rush are retail investors like us.

Stay defensive, recognize the lifecycle, and avoid blindly chasing hot topics. That’s the way to survive longer.