Short-selling institutions are going all out to amplify market panic, and BTC's cash flow is under short-term pressure, giving them an opportunity to exploit. SPCX listing, AI boom, World Cup frenzy, rate hike warnings... multiple event lines are rarely overlapping like this, all fiercely competing for capital. The capital markets and short-sellers have keenly captured this once-in-a-lifetime (harvest window). In 2024, the month BTC ETFs are listed, the average trading price might only be around $60,000, while the average holding cost for major listed companies is $78,000 or even higher. For us ordinary retail investors, this could be a once-in-a-lifetime chance to get in at a low price. When AI fully integrates into human life and work, scarce and non-inflatable digital assets will ultimately become the most solid anchor for existing wealth. It’s the fairest rare asset for all humanity—regardless of wealth, whoever owns it first stands on the side of the new era. Institutions are reshuffling the deck; they want to take all the chips from retail investors. But I firmly believe: years from now, we’ll witness $1 million BTC with our own eyes.