To be honest, Lao Bao is quite objective and responsible, but the market always thinks of him as a savior. But why should he care so much? He's just focusing on the economy and inflation, and he's doing quite well. I can only say that both Chuanzi and Lao Bao are not wrong; they're just standing in different positions. Who knows? Maybe the two of them are hiding in a villa drinking red wine and chatting. Trump slams the table and says, 'Bao Bao, I'll be the villain!' Powell smiles and replies, 'Pu Pu, how can I bear to let you carry it all alone?' We retail investors are too far from the sources of information, foolishly arguing about who is right and who is wrong, while they might be laughing at us. Back to Bitcoin, it has been fluctuating in the 83 to 87K range for almost five weeks now. This round of decline has finally allowed everyone to catch their breath and think calmly about the next steps. The fluctuations are almost at their peak now, with both bulls and bears being quite even. Personally, I still lean towards bearishness; recently, it has been rising slowly for several hours and then dropping in just a few minutes, with major movements all happening at night. The market needs to exhaust everyone's patience with both long and short positions before deciding which way to run. In the medium term, 74K is the bottom, and BlackRock has bought over 30 million dollars worth of Bitcoin, increasing their position for three consecutive days, and stablecoins are also starting to flow in. If it breaks below 83K, the bears will still have the upper hand. But if it really breaks above 87K, then we will see a wave of one-sided rebounds. The longer the fluctuations last, the less likely it is to be a bad thing for the larger trend ahead.