Explode! Bitcoin fell below 60,000, and Sister Mu went against the trend and called bulls! 1.32 billion funds fled, why did she go long against the trend? Can you believe the $1.25 million goal?

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When Bitcoin fell below 60,000 and she was extremely frightened, Sister Mu went against the trend and called bulls. Her core argument was that global capital outflows would push up digital assets. Data verification shows that capital outflows do exist, but the funds do not flow to Bitcoin—ETF has outflowed more than $6 billion for seven consecutive years. Institutional allocation signals are contradictory, with BlackRock recommending allocations but underweighting. The long-term narrative has a foundation, but the short-term timing is questionable. Bitcoin is still a risky asset. 👉[Content Outline] ✅ Is there something hidden behind the macro trend? ✅ The three major fulcrums of Mujie’s long and short debate ✅ Data to verify the authenticity of the capital outflow narrative ✅ The AI wave and Bitcoin’s track cut ✅ Why institutional allocation signals are contradictory ✅ Contrarian investment signals under extreme fear [Previous highlights] https://youtu.be/KSVTDYxBdHs https://youtu.be/uCZ89cyL3Jk https://youtu.be/fjvnKt5WgU0 https://youtu.be/O_nYkPXOAO0 https://youtu.be/4rUf2bAopVs https://youtu.be/2CUCekggavQ https://youtu.be/sq-VFP1OXSE https://youtu.be/rnTo7VWkPl4 https://youtu.be/RjslIsQ50Jo [Main content of this video] The video provides an objective analysis from a macro perspective based on Cathie Wood’s counter-trend bull view released on June 27, 2026, when Bitcoin fell below $60,000 and the market fell into extreme fear. Wood's core argumentative framework consists of three pivots: capital outflows from countries with unstable geopolitics around the world will continue to bring incremental demand for Bitcoin; continued inflation erodes the purchasing power of fiat currency and increases the attractiveness of Bitcoin as a store of value; and the adoption of Bitcoin as a global settlement layer continues to expand. At the same time, she clearly separated the AI ​​investment craze from the wealth protection attributes of Bitcoin, believing that AI cannot replace Bitcoin's unique positioning as a non-sovereign "insurance tool." From the perspective of data verification, Wood's judgment on "capital outflows" itself is fully supported - global geopolitical uncertainty continues to rise in 2026, the Federal Reserve's June FOMC meeting released a strong hawkish signal, the dot plot shows that 9 officials expect to raise interest rates at least once during the year, and the core PCE rose by 3.4% year-on-year in May, hitting a new high since October 2023. But “capital outflows” and “capital inflows into Bitcoin” are not automatically equated. JPMorgan Chase reported in mid-June that investors were accelerating the withdrawal of funds related to "currency depreciation transactions" in the Bitcoin market. The 30-day net outflow of spot Bitcoin ETF has exceeded US$6 billion, with a single-day net outflow of US$696.3 million recorded on June 25 alone. In terms of institutional configuration, the signals are equally contradictory. BlackRock issued formal guidance on June 23 recommending a Bitcoin allocation ratio of 1% to 2% in multi-asset investment portfolios, but its IBIT had a net outflow of approximately $2.01 billion in the second quarter. Institutions are "saying" that the allocation is reasonable but "doing" continuous reduction of holdings. This is the biggest contradiction faced by Wood's argument. Taken together, Wood’s long-term narrative has a logical basis—global currency devaluation pressure and geopolitical restructuring trends do exist—but there is great uncertainty in short-term timing judgments. The core transmission chain "capital outflow → Bitcoin rise" has not been verified in the current market performance, and Bitcoin behaves more as a risk asset rather than a safe-haven asset. Investors should view Wood's views as one of many market voices, not the sole basis for decision-making. [Note⚠️, cryptocurrency is a high-risk investment, and you may lose all your principal. If you don’t understand it, it is recommended not to participate. This video does not have any investment advice, it is only for information sharing] Become a member of this channel to enjoy the following benefits: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCV1mqrHkQoDaK6dWed5g8KQ/join