Rough words, but reasonable ideas

After Bitcoin first broke $100,000, there began to be a lot of voices in the market suggesting prices would reach $1 million or $10 million. People are like this; once there is no increase, adjustment, or slight drop, they start to hesitate, fear, and become extremely pessimistic. Yet, with even a slight uptick, they begin to feel elated, displaying enthusiasm and extreme optimism.
Can the price reach $1 million? I hold a reserved attitude; perhaps it can, but definitely not this year or next, but rather in 10 to 15 years. You might say, '10 to 15 years? No problem, I can wait. If something as simple as 'buying in' can lead to financial freedom in a decade or so, that’s a great deal.' No, you cannot, because this is just a prediction, and no one knows whether it will really reach $1 million in a decade or so. During that time, countless people and media will try to tell you, 'If you don’t sell soon, be careful; it might go to zero one day,' and you will definitely sell—thinking those 10 years will just be slight increases day by day, only for 10 years to pass. However, the reality is filled with countless massive fluctuations; each significant drop will make you feel that 'it seems like no one recognizes this thing anymore; it might go to zero tomorrow,' so you won't be able to hold on—you're afraid of it going to zero, afraid of losing, and you certainly won't be able to hold on. Who fears losing the most? Those who cannot afford to lose, those who leverage, those who would have to beg on the streets after it goes to zero, and those whose fiat currency class does not match their cryptocurrency holdings; they will 100% sell their coins for stability, selling coins to improve their quality of life. This is human nature; no one is an exception.