A fan mentioned seeing internal chat logs from Binance's top management, which made them both laugh and curious. The group chat even showed precise timing for the price to reach 62,000; how would they fill the remaining gap? My reply was: "Back and forth, keep dropping and fill half; keep rising and fill the other half." The fan then asked, "Why not just dump Bitcoin to $10,000 or $20,000? Wouldn't that fill the gap all at once?" My point is, when Bitcoin reaches a certain bottom, the cost of dumping it increases exponentially. Every few thousand dollars of dumping increases the difficulty exponentially. When your costs exceed your profits, would you still dump it? At this point, the fan said: "Oh, I get it!" Did you understand?