Predicting BTC bear market bottom at 45000, why is it under siege and slander? I have always been unable to understand one thing: Whether bullish or bearish, they are essentially just judgments about the future trend of the market. In the investment market, no one is always right, and no one has absolute truth. Some people believe that Bitcoin will continue to rise, while others believe that the cycle has turned into a bear market, which is a normal divergence in the market. But strangely, when I expressed my bearish view on BTC's future and even predicted that the bottom of this bear market might fall to around $45000, I was met with individual insults, ridicule, and slander. Why? Does it mean that I am an enemy just because my viewpoint is different from others? Should I be insulted and slandered? Is Bitcoin also guilty of being bearish and bearish? Is being bearish on Bitcoin equivalent to denying Bitcoin? What the market truly needs is never for everyone to shout in the same direction, but to allow different voices to exist. If everyone is bullish, does the market still have risk awareness? If everyone is immersed in the illusion of rising prices, who will remind them of the risks? Every major turning point in history often occurs when most people are most confident. I never want to make enemies in the cryptocurrency circle, nor am I interested in participating in various debates and taking sides. I just make judgments based on my own cognition, experience, and market cycles, and then share them on Twitter. The prediction is wrong, it can be reviewed and corrected; If the prediction is correct, there is no need to ridicule others. The biggest charm of the trading market is that it allows different perspectives to collide, and ultimately the answer is given by the price. But what I don't understand is: Why can't some people accept others being bearish? Why can a statement like 'BTC may drop to 40000 to 45000' trigger such a strong attack? Did I step on these people's dog tails? A truly mature investor should respect opinions rather than attacking those who express them. The market will always prove who is right and who is wrong. Time is the final judge. Have you ever encountered situations in the cryptocurrency industry where people have insulted and slandered you? How did you handle it?