Regarding investment, we can rely on some data to estimate returns ourselves, but in situations beyond our authority, it is not necessary to insist too much; insisting is actually a form of complacency and is a major taboo in investing. For example, when I find that economic data is poor and that interest rates may decrease in the future, analyzing up to this point is sufficient. If the market is expected to decline, favorable policies (lower interest rates) may emerge, and proactive investors will be brave enough to take on positions. However, investors are often influenced by many reports, merely focusing on the percentage of interest rate increases or decreases for decision-making, often being led by the market. In reality, the determination of interest rates is in the hands of the Federal Reserve, and ordinary people have no authority to decide. In a future market with favorable conditions, if a significant drop occurs, even if the percentage of interest rate cuts is only 60%, it is still a more valuable investment than a market that has already surged with an expected 90% cut. This is because a significant drop has the potential for future favorable conditions, which will provide opportunities for positive reactions. Conversely, a market that has already risen significantly has actually reacted in advance, and when the actual interest rate cut occurs, there will be selling pressure to take profits, which becomes the reason for the favorable conditions to be exhausted. Just like when I previously bought more shares of SOL during its decline, even though an ETF may pass in the future (but the timing is uncertain and not within my authority, the decision power lies with the SEC), recently SOL has rebounded quickly, and I have also started to use increased holdings of SOL to do the same thing, because the fluctuations in the investment market are merely a game of long and short with excessive rises and falls. However, because I remain optimistic about the future, I still have part of my allocation and can continue to operate. As mainstream currencies begin to rebound, especially with BNB continuously reaching new highs, my total assets have increased again, but I still execute according to my previous strategy. Once you have your own strategy, the discipline of execution will be a test, but as long as your method is correct, you can continue indefinitely; conversely, if it needs to be changed, just do it. Investing is a long-term endeavor. $WBETH $BNB $BNSOL