The author compares buying Bitcoin to a negotiation where the buyer thinks they are getting a good deal, while in reality, they are enriching the seller.

$BTC Don't try to bottom fish Bitcoin now. It's like when you go buy clothes. The marked price is 110,000, and you negotiate with the seller down to 80,000. You think you've gotten a great deal, but you don't realize that the seller loves customers like you because selling at 80,000 is still a huge profit for them; their cost price is only 15,000. Wake up! The U.S. talks so much about Bitcoin as a strategic reserve but doesn’t take any real action. The blueprint they depict is just confiscated Bitcoin, and they have no intention of spending extra money to buy Bitcoin. Never believe such nonsense.
If this still doesn't wake you up, let me calculate something. Which has a better chance of winning now: shorting or going long with the same position? Which has a larger profit margin? Bitcoin can at most double to 160,000, but how much can it drop? The signs are already so clear, it's like showing your hand. You know what to do without me saying it.