Earlier, when talking about prices, I clearly said, 'It’s not about definitely reaching this price or stubbornly waiting if it doesn’t hit, but rather having a belief ➮ In a bear market, don’t try to catch the bottom or gamble on the lowest point. When various bottom indicators align, whatever the price is, that’s the price to start positioning. Remember ➮ The belief in a bear market and bear bottom indicators are more important; price is just a tool to strengthen that belief.' Later, MicroStrategy quickly abandoned the extremely low expectations—does comprehension really have to be this poor? Plus, during that time, my focus was entirely on AI. Didn’t anyone notice how great the AI market was during those months? Do you have no idea how much optical modules and storage surged? I don’t get it—why are people still fixated on the prices I mentioned earlier? If Bitcoin later rises to tens of thousands, are you going to mock me for taking profits in October 2025 and being wrong about the bear market?