One good thing about attending conferences is that when the market experiences wild swings, you can chat with the OGs to ease the nerves Yesterday, while having dinner with Brother Sun, we happened to encounter a major dip. My phone kept buzzing with alerts, but luckily, I had already set my strategies beforehand. Didn’t even need to check to know which orders got triggered. Also had a casual chat with a few old buddies. Everyone’s mood was pretty stable—eating, drinking, and carrying on as usual. Recently, there have been quite a few objective negative factors affecting the market: the bill didn’t pass as expected, rate hike expectations, the U.S. government selling crypto, and quantum hacking fears. So, most people feel that a downward dip and some volatility make sense. That said, long-term confidence remains strong. Almost no one thinks it’ll drop below 70,000. The main discussion is about the best entry points or selling puts to comfortably earn some yield. As I’m writing this tweet, BTC has climbed back to 82,000. The past few dips have all been like this—clear signs of strong resistance. Even with all the bearish news piling up, it just won’t crash. Still feels like the early bull market vibe. The industry might not return to its former glory of booming prosperity, but it’s steadily moving forward. As long as you’re not over-leveraged and prepared to hold for two years, it shouldn’t be a big problem. I’ve actually had a lot of thoughts over the past few days, but haven’t had time to sit down and write. My schedule has been packed. Will try to find some time today to summarize everything.