After a crash, dollar-cost averaging (DCA) is often safer, spreading investments to reduce risk from further drops. Lump-sum investing (LS) can outperform if the market rebounds quickly, but timing is critical. DCA suits uncertainty; LS fits confidence in recovery. Analyze trends and risk tolerance.
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Rising inflation data prompts investors to boost crypto allocations (e.g., Bitcoin as "digital gold") for hedging against fiat erosion, driving prices up amid loose policy. Falling inflation shifts bias to traditional assets, reducing risk appetite and crypto exposure.
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Blockchain network congestion and high Gas fees can deter users with slower, costlier transactions, reducing adoption. Investors may see volatility as fees signal demand but also strain profitability for small holders. DeFi and NFT markets could slow, while scalability solutions like Layer 2 gain traction. Trust may wane if unresolved.
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