The biggest news today is Open USD. At first, I thought the drop in bitcoin:native was related to this news, but after taking a closer look, Bitcoin's major decline actually happened an hour earlier. Plus, today was a pretty good day for U.S. stocks, yet Bitcoin saw a drop of over 3% without any negative news—kind of a baffling dip. Anyway, the dual-currency position I opened at $59,000 today should close tomorrow. Suddenly, I remembered how I’ve been saying for the past two years that crypto is still in the rebound phase and hasn’t fully reversed yet. Back then, some friends were skeptical, but now everyone’s calling it a bear market. From a macro perspective, we’re still not in the reversal phase, and we haven’t even seen the final dip yet. Whether the U.S. will enter a recession is still unclear. I don’t know how far Bitcoin will drop next, but my years of experience tell me that buying more during dips is always the right move. My average cost is still lower than MSTR’s, thanks to consistently buying over the past few years. It’s pretty funny—I still remember calling for people to buy at $28,000 in 2023 and at $43,000 in 2024. I bought both times and held until now. I remember when Bitcoin hit $100,000, I couldn’t bring myself to recommend buying anymore and said the price was too high. But when it dropped from $100,000, I started buying again, all the way down to $59,000. If it keeps dropping, I’ll keep buying. About half of my profits over the past few years have gone into buying Bitcoin. Today, someone asked me if I still believe 2028 will be a bull market. My answer hasn’t changed. Back in 2025, I already said my target is the end of 2028. Everything I’m doing now is about accumulating assets for that goal. Bitget is here, and it’s VIP status all the way! Crypto, U.S. stocks, CFDs—global opportunities, all in one place.