Speaking of funds, if I had started a fund at the end of 2022 when I was buying the dip, went all-in on Bitcoin, and then cashed out together in October 2025, the returns would far exceed the investment results of most people. Even with a 20% profit-sharing, many people would still be willing. But this is hindsight, because most people have been losing money over the past few years, so being able to do this would be ideal. However, in reality, most people in the crypto space wouldn’t accept it. The journey is full of ups and downs, and there are countless "get-rich-quick" opportunities they think they can seize. Some might even feel that participating in such a fund would hold them back from making a fortune. If the market performs poorly or they mess around and lose money, they might demand immediate redemption or even cause trouble. So, in reality, the majority of people in the crypto space aren’t suited for this kind of fund. Only those with a certain level of assets, who need diversified allocation, aren’t relying on small bets to strike it rich, and have a foundation of trust, might be willing to participate in such a fund.