What do people lack most? Many people feel distressed when the market looks bad, while others see it as an opportunity. Why such a difference in reaction? Because people's perceptions, or rather, their hopes for the future, differ greatly. When Bitcoin was below 20,000, many thought it was going to crash, so they dared not buy. When it reached 120,000, they still thought the price was too high and dared not buy. Now that it's fallen to 88,000, many believe it will continue to fall, so they still dare not buy. This is simply a huge difference between people's expectations and hopes. If you only consider whether it will rise tomorrow, many opportunities will slip by. But if you believe that the opportunity will still exist in the next 5 or 10 years, you might be able to calmly view the things around you. And if you believe that this asset will exist in the long term and will have a very good expected return, then don't care about today's fluctuations. Regarding stocks, I held some stocks that lost 50%, but I still held them. At its worst, the loss was 70%, but over time, they slowly recovered. Ultimately, this can lead to several times the return. Therefore, if you believe this asset can exist long-term, don't worry about today's price fluctuations; it will only make you anxious. I've held Spurdo for almost four months now, and the market has been consolidating sideways. In those four months, how many coins have gone to zero? I estimate many every day. Therefore, don't worry about today's Spurdo price fluctuations, because the goal isn't a 20% or 50% profit. Currently, Spurdo is a "dumb" coin with a market capitalization of only $2 million, but its future potential is enormous. #StrategyIncreaseBitcoinAccumulation $BTC