ETF approval, institutional influx — it looks like a feast for retail investors to create wealth. But the reality is much harsher.

What are their true intentions? They’re not here to boost you up. They’re eager to find an exit. Within the traditional financial system, hundreds of trillions of hot potatoes are piled up: real estate bubbles, over-rated junk bonds, depreciating fiat currencies. These assets are counting down to a blow-up.

What do they need to do? Convert these old-world scraps into new-world hard assets. Bitcoin, mainstream cryptocurrencies — these are the scarce assets of the future. The essence of ETFs is Wall Street using faded bills to leverage the chips in your hands.

If you choose to sell at this moment, converting your crypto assets back into fiat currency? Congratulations, you’ve become the last person to take the fall as the old world collapses.

So what’s the plan? A three-step strategy:

First, identify their tricks. Institutions will create panic, dump prices, and spread the narrative that crypto is dead. The goal is simple — scare you out. Unless you urgently need emergency funds, don’t sell.

Second, reverse harvesting. What does institutional entry mean? Liquidity. By collateralizing assets, you can borrow these liquidity funds for consumption and daily life. Your assets stay in your hands and appreciate, while the debt is denominated in depreciating fiat. It’s a profitable trade.

Finally, wait for the great migration. When traditional institutions’ pension funds and sovereign wealth funds are forced to allocate to crypto assets, prices will soar to jaw-dropping levels. By then, the mainstream tokens and related ecosystem assets you hold will be the scarce items of the new era.