Stick to your own judgment Most of the time, the market doesn’t reflect the truth. Emotions are the main driver of pricing. Truly great investments aren’t about chasing the hottest trends of the moment. They’re about recognizing when the entire market is overly pessimistic, when assets are undervalued due to misjudgment, seeing the bottom of the cycle, and re-entering with long-term certainty. It’s about staying disciplined and exiting when everyone is crazily chasing bubbles, and calmly positioning yourself when everyone is panicking and selling at a loss. That’s the key to top-tier investing that can weather bull and bear markets. This was written by a fund manager who’s been performing poorly recently— not me. That said, while I support Nangong’s faith in $BTC, I don’t think $BTC has hit bottom yet. I didn’t buy the dip on $BTC this time, nor did I buy the dip on $MSTR. Most of my losses over the past six months to a year have come from the crypto space. Let’s wait a bit longer for further drops before thinking about buying the dip.