Watching gold continue to hit new highs, Bitcoin remains unmoved.

Watching Google, Apple, NVIDIA, and Microsoft hit new highs, Bitcoin remains unmoved.

Watching Tesla approach its historical high, Bitcoin still remains unmoved.

I believe many people have already started cursing, especially as they watch their accounts shrink, and some even leveraged up with options, left with nothing but sighs—utterly hopeless.

Yesterday’s rumored Bybit hack inexplicably dragged down a wave of altcoins.

Is it because expectations for Bitcoin were too high, with too much leverage piled in, leading to a washout by the big players? Or has Bitcoin’s cycle peaked, forming a double top, destined to head south from here?

From a short-term profit and competition perspective, it’s truly disheartening. Such a high-quality asset, yet it keeps falling despite massive liquidity. Where’s the problem? Did I misjudge?

From an accumulation standpoint, deep down, I hope it grinds a bit longer, maybe even drops further, so I can push my remaining position.

Bitcoin is still Bitcoin. The 100% gain over the past year is a fact—it’s undeniably strong. But even with liquidity flooding the market, sector rotation exists. So, be patient. At least keep an eye on the end of December, by which time weak hands should have transferred their chips to strong hands.

Whoever accumulates a certain amount of Bitcoin early will hold a "ticket" to the future wealth system. Those who miss out may find Bitcoin entirely controlled by institutions and nations, leaving ordinary people with fewer and fewer scraps.

Eventually, Bitcoin might become something "visible but untouchable"—extremely high in price, extremely low in liquidity, used mostly for settlement and collateral within the financial system. By then, its price will be an "astronomical figure."

In the end, we thought "digital gold" was the ultimate dream, but Bitcoin’s future might ascend to the level of a "strategic reserve," becoming a new financial weapon between nations.

Looking back three to five years, the voices dismissing Bitcoin as "just a bubble" have grown increasingly faint. Because the truth is, Bitcoin is being absorbed, digested, and accepted by the mainstream. Its scarcity has shifted from a "programmer’s whitepaper concept" to a "reality in the global financial landscape."

Twenty years from now, when we look back at today, we might realize this was Bitcoin’s most critical window in history.$Strategy(MSTR.US)