In the current market, regarding the adjustment of BTC, there's really no need to pay attention; just hold on to it.

As for the accelerated decline of altcoins, I will handle it on a case-by-case basis.

For some leading projects in niche sectors, such as those with strong consensus, I may even buy in when the price is right, like SUI and UNI.

I remember someone asked before if SUI could still be bought. At that time, the price of SUI was around 3.5. I replied that at least I would consider buying only if SUI dropped to around 2.5.

Well, as of now, SUI has dropped to 2.4 dollars, and I personally think this price is good, so I bought some.

Will it continue to decline in the short term? Of course, that's possible.

But I'm not looking at the short-term market trends; I'm looking at its potential movements in the next bull market. I believe it still has substantial room for growth in the future.

For some projects I still have confidence in, I will continue to hold and will not sell under these circumstances. The assets I hold myself are all in this situation.

For some projects I’m not optimistic about, I will either switch holdings or simply liquidate. So far, I don’t have any assets that fall into this category.

Some investors may easily develop doubts about their holdings and even lose confidence in such a market. I suggest that such investors should not hesitate or be indecisive; just convert those uncertain assets entirely into BTC.

From the feedback we've received from many of us, I can clearly sense that in the hearts of many, whenever the market is sluggish, what they truly believe in is still BTC. What really makes everyone anxious is altcoins.

So from this perspective, significant drops in a bull market are actually quite common. Every time such a significant drop occurs, if it causes anxiety, worry, or even affects one's life because of the crash of altcoins, it might be better to be conservative and cautious, allocate more to BTC, and not trouble yourself with altcoins.