Recently, there’s been a lot of negativity on Twitter: 1. The crypto space is done for, people won’t even buy $BTC, they'd rather buy crap. 2. The downfall of crypto is all Binance’s fault. 3. Retail investors will never have another chance. Every bear market goes through this phase. It’s just that in previous bear markets, when crypto was struggling, other industries were also struggling, so it didn’t feel as intense. But after seeing this kind of talk so many times, I’ve become numb to it. Back when $BTC dropped to $15,000, people were saying it would never recover, and then $BTC went to $130,000. Your position determines your perspective, and your opinions reflect your holdings. If someone doesn’t hold any assets, of course they won’t be optimistic. As for me, I’m bullish because I’m all-in. A few months ago, a media outlet interviewed some retail investors, and most of them said they thought the crypto space was done for and would never recover. But later, we still saw many major opportunities emerge. So, other people’s opinions can be taken as reference, but you don’t need to believe them—just trust yourself. The FUD industry is pointless. If you’re not optimistic, just sell off your holdings and leave the space. Come back when you’re optimistic again. But if you’re holding assets and still spreading FUD, then you’re just an idiot. What we need to focus on is how to survive during times of low liquidity and wait for the next cycle. Right now, there aren’t many people who are bullish, but there are still others like me who are optimistic, including Yi Lihua, CZ, and Trump.