Discovered an issue: retail investors' emotions are easily guided to believe that the market is bearish because of Binance, because of @cz_binance. The entire $3 trillion cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin's market cap nearing $2 trillion, is incredibly difficult to manipulate. It's not something that any single person or institution can control or influence. Sure, large institutions can impact coin prices in the short term—note, I said short term, like a few hours or even a few days. But in the long run, no single institution or even a few institutions can consistently influence Bitcoin's price. Except for giants like MicroStrategy, which can relatively impact prices over the long term. Bitcoin's price is shaped by the collective forces of the market. If you can't grasp this concept, maybe crypto trading isn't for you. Bitcoin's current drop to this level is due to market confidence and collective market forces. It's not caused by a single whale or individual. Foreign communities can be pretty clueless too, honestly. Coinbase coins are also dropping. A single transaction fee is 1%—would you dare play with altcoins on Coinbase? I tried a few times and then closed my account. Do you see foreigners spreading FUD about Coinbase? I’m not a fan of conspiracy theories; I prefer finding alpha in the market and products. Unlike Tony, I don’t short, but I still have confidence. Looking at it from a longer time frame: We are early.