🚨 #سايلور Buys on Price Dip Michael Saylor bought 855 #BTC for approximately $75.3 million. Saylor does not consider volatility a risk but an opportunity for gradual investment. Until February 1, 2026 Total Reserves: 713,502 Bitcoin Long-term confidence.

🤔Gold vs. Oil vs. BTC — which is the strongest safe haven now? While the Middle East is ablaze and the conflict between Washington and Tehran is escalating, markets are feeling the tension. Investors are meanwhile choosing between safe-haven assets. For me, the market situation is unusual and a time for speculation and reflection. I'll share my personal opinion on what concerns me at the moment. 🥇 Gold (above $5000): Caution, this is a classic hype for me. Yes, a safe asset in an upward zone due to demand. Demand is increasing amid strikes on Iran and instability, gold broke through $5360, and experts are already projecting targets around $5500–$5600 by March. Some are even expecting $6500. One guest on my stream even shared the opinion that they expect the price to reach $20,000. But let’s face the truth: a growth of more than 23% since the beginning of the year is unusual even for a "safe haven." I personally think that a price above $5000 — is already in the overbought zone and driven by hype. Buying at the highs when central banks have already accumulated positions (Poland, Kazakhstan bought tons in 2025) — means entering an asset that is waiting for a correction at the slightest signs of de-escalation. 🛢️ Oil looks like a temporary expensive shock... Maybe I’m wrong. But for me, the situation looks like this: prices went up not because of a real shortage, but due to fears of closing the Strait of Hormuz. Analysts rightly note that if the operation drags on, Brent could go to $90–100, or even higher. Transportation costs and tanker insurance have already skyrocketed. Right now, I believe that oil is purely geopolitical and speculative on the blockage of the strait. The situation is temporary. As soon as the first shots subside or logistical bypasses are found (around Africa), we will see a rollback back to the $70 region. Chasing a high on such a "military" rally is risky. And what is my current view on $BTC Bitcoin (below $70k): it’s an interesting zone. Why? Amid the risk aversion, BTC has corrected, and now we see prices below sometimes even $67 000. Yes, the $71 000 level acts as a strong resistance, and until it’s broken, it’s too early to talk about a bullish trend. Why is this attractive? 1. Institutions are not sleeping. Despite the war, spot BTC ETFs in the US have recorded inflows of $450 million, and MicroStrategy (Strategy) is buying more coins. Major players are using panic to build positions. 2. Strong hands are in the game now. Data shows that long-term holders are not panicking. People who survived 50% corrections are not rushing out of the market now. 3. Fair value. When gold costs an astronomical amount and oil is tied to the immediate blockade of the strait, Bitcoin at $66–67k looks like an asset with a discount, waiting for a return to growth. My conclusion: is this the strongest? If you want to preserve capital until tomorrow — gold will work. If you want to play on the news speculatively — you can look at oil. But if you’re seeking an asset with asymmetric risk/reward that has already fallen to attractive levels amid temporary fear, then BTC below (000 is an opportunity. Gold above )— is already mainstream and overbought, not the "investment of the century." This is my personal opinion and reasoning, and I am not a financial analyst or advisor. Therefore, this post is not a call to action. Invest wisely. But still, what do you choose in this crisis: conservative gold or volatile numbers? Share your opinion. $70

💡 Currently, many are focused on the "head and shoulders" pattern in BTC. Montana Asset Management analyzed this pattern back on January 14, offering detailed graphical and explanatory information. They have since updated their analysis and are elaborating on what lies ahead for BTC in more detail here.