There really aren't any major positive developments. Think about it, isn't there? When I first started investing, a major expectation was that mainstream society would accept it; there was a huge expectation gap to gamble on. After several financial giants pushed for the listing of Bitcoin ETFs, it was effectively accepted by mainstream society, and that expectation gap ended, as mentioned before. There was also the potential for a major positive from the US strategic reserves, but they were just fine reserves, not very useful. With the Democrats controlling both houses of Congress, any virtual monetary policies that Trump pursues or wants, such as the Clear Monetary Act, will definitely encounter obstacles, either being rejected or significantly reduced, because of the need to hold Trump accountable. Some of the policies Trump promoted during his presidency didn't really benefit our industry much; on the contrary, they were mostly for personal enrichment, and the side effects of opposing him are something we need to pay attention to. Really, in terms of the big picture, there aren't any positive developments at the moment. There will be later, we'll talk about that later. Currently, there's only one overt scheme: the Bitcoin halving hype, which is something that can be done. And the halving hype must follow the principle of realizing the benefits; usually, it needs to be realized in advance. When is hard to say, but it's safe to say that realizing the benefits when the price rises and the crowd is excited is a safe bet.