Everyone thinks Warren Buffett stepping down is the ultimate green light for traditional capital to rotate into crypto, but actually it is the easiest trap to get liquidated on.

Most retail traders see news like this, get hit with massive fomo, and immediately market-buy green candles only to end up holding heavy bags when the exit liquidity gets pulled. Sitting on unrealized losses while watching your portfolio bleed back into $USDT because you traded a headline without confirmation hurts every single time.

Look at how capital actually moves during major leadership transitions in tradfi. Berkshire is sitting on a massive cash pile, but institutional risk desks do not just blindly pivot into alts like $SUI overnight. What usually happens instead is a quick volatility wick where market makers hunt overleveraged positions on both sides before any real trend forms.

Ngl ser, if you are treating this announcement as an instant buy signal, you are completely misreading the playbook. The real rotation into hard assets like $BTC happens quietly behind the scenes over quarters, not in a frantic five-minute spike.

Where do you think this capital actually flows first?

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