Still experiencing paper losses. I had dinner with Kan Ge today, and he said he bought the dip at $75,000. I rolled my eyes at him. I checked the T+1 price today, and the returns aren't good. Actually, I really wanted to trade options, since it's bitcoin:native, and selling calls would yield double the returns. But since this is a test of a dual-currency strategy, I have to grit my teeth and keep going. If there's no suitable price in the short term, I'll extend the timeframe. Selling at $78,500 on Friday would yield over 10% profit, which is enough to meet my minimum requirement. If I sell at that price, I'll earn some interest; if not, I'll have more Bitcoin. Recently, the pre-market reaction in US stocks has been quite good, the 10-year US Treasury yield is decreasing, and oil prices are falling. Overall, things are looking good, so I don't think Bitcoin's performance will be too bad. As long as the war between the US and Iran ends, a rebound is inevitable. @Gate, for more market information.