Recently, I have seen many brothers asking, "If the trade war really expands, is BTC a safe haven This question seems familiar, of course it can only be 'once', and now it's a bit funny to say it. My opinion is: In extreme global game cycles, the fate of crypto will not depend on whether it is decentralized or not, but on whether it has systematic liquidity carrying capacity. In other words, it is not like gold or the US dollar, it is more like early Hong Kong stocks. When the wind comes, it can fly, but if it doesn't come, it will smash. So the more important thing is not to ask "whether it's a safe haven", but to ask "how many chips are waiting for the wind now". Have you understood?