I will explain my investment logic, the very logic that allowed me to accumulate several times more Bitcoin by 2026 than I initially started in 2013, pay off my student loans with realized profits, and ultimately achieve everything I have today. Before 2017, the fear surrounding Bitcoin was intense. Compared to that time, concerns about war or geopolitics are now negligible. Back then, Bitcoin was on the verge of extinction, and this wasn't just pointless panic—the risk was real. The price dropped from $250 to $100, and everyone started predicting it would fall to $25. Then it dropped to $50, and those who predicted $25 cheered. A few weeks later, it was back at $200. You could certainly wait for a lower price, but that's usually riskier than missing out on a discount. I bought in at $100 and $50 respectively (paying with a credit card). Later, when the price exceeded $100, I sold some because I needed to pay off debts. This logic helped me buy at the bottom multiple times. Those who waited until $25 to buy never bought back—they didn't buy at $100, $200, or even $400. Many of them became angry and began to hate Bitcoin. I'm not trying to argue with those who hold different views. But if $60,000 really is the bottom—and I believe it is—then missing this opportunity could ultimately lead to resentment towards Bitcoin. And this mentality will be very detrimental when the world is about to be dominated by Bitcoin.