Everyone makes decisions based on their own interests, that's normal, nothing wrong with that. Who trades without a bit of emotion, right? Now, people are bearish on Bitcoin, saying it's 'fake strong,' and honestly, they might not be wrong. After all, Bitcoin has played the 'fake strong' game against the U.S. stock market in the past. What I want to say is, if you're not optimistic, don't just talk about it—take action. Based on this logic, if the U.S. stock market is like this, shorting Bitcoin to catch its drop is basically like picking up free money, isn't it? I'm bullish and going long because I'm following my own momentum. After all, I filled my Bitcoin spot positions below $65,000, my Ethereum spot cost is $1,600, and CRCL is at $80 now. So, I'm just continuing to follow my own trend. But if you're bearish and going short: If you switched directions precisely at the peak and are crushing it in the short term, I'll respectfully call you a stock market god! But if you completely missed out on Bitcoin's $60K-$87K wave, or Ethereum's $1,500-$2,800 wave, and now you're making a big fuss over a slight pullback, then what does that make you?