February 2026: Rate cuts paused; Waller nominated to replace Powell. He's long been seen as an inflation hawk, and the market worries he'll push for aggressive balance sheet reduction; BTC drops... May 2026: Energy drives inflation higher, global bond markets sell off, ETFs see record outflows starting mid-May, MicroStrategy begins selling coins; BTC drops... Honestly, when has there ever been a dip without bearish factors? The last time the entire market was worried about MicroStrategy collapsing or quantum attacks, it was precisely when BTC was most undervalued in this cycle. In other words, it's only when bearish factors and disagreements exist that BTC becomes "cheaper." If there were complete consensus, would retail investors like us even get a chance? Short-term fluctuations don't change the long-term trend. Over the past 10 years, BTC has been the ultimate solution to all doubts.