Many people say that because I watched the last dip and then you missed out, I want to say this: before mid-July, I indeed saw the last dip, and I said $BTC 5 million as a bottom-fishing entry. But on July 20th, for reasons that cannot be mentioned, my account was muted for a month. Then I kept updating with a spare account. On July 30th, I told everyone to do DCA (dollar-cost averaging). On August 3rd, when gold was at 4000, I told everyone the same thing—so to prevent missing out, I bought gold $XAU . On August 5th, I published another long post saying that it’s impossible to buy the very bottom; I advised everyone to focus on DCA.

Now that you’ve missed out, you come to blame me. OK, even if you didn’t see my spare account, then after August 20th, once my main account was unmuted, when the market rose to around 70,000, I also said that the bull market had likely started. I advised everyone to get in in batches. So in the end, did I cause you to miss out, or did you miss out because of your own actions? We’re all adults. Wanting to buy the very bottom is simply not something you can achieve. Even institutions build positions in batches. You yourself always want to buy the very bottom—now that you’ve missed out, you blame others. It’s always someone else’s fault.

I’ve been a blogger in the square for years. I won’t say I’m 100% accurate, but I’d say I’m about 80% accurate. Especially about the big direction, I basically don’t miss. Last year, when many people were shouting about a slow bull market, I was the first to stand up and say it’s impossible for it to be a slow bull market—it would definitely be a bear market. Back then, I was heavily criticized. When the bear market came, those people went silent. Still the same viewpoint. A lot of my followers started as haters; after following me for a long time, they truly understood me. They learned to read my market analysis, and in the end many of them turned into die-hard fans. Time will tell everything.