At most it will drop between 60,000 and 70,000, it can't fall too much.

If it is a bear market now, then there are three options: 1. Sell everything at the current price and fully hold stablecoins, waiting for $BTC to drop to 40000+ to enter the market, at that time there will be double the amount of BTC. 2. Continue to hold and keep dollar-cost averaging, it is hard to calculate how much will be held at 40000+. 3. While holding spot, open a short position with 1x leverage, and at 40000+, close the contract, profit to buy spot, holding double the amount of BTC, which is the same as option one. The funding rate is hard to calculate; I couldn't find the BTC funding rate data for 2022. 4. Why 40000+? If 126,000 is the peak, currently 80000+ has already dropped by over 30%, and if it drops another 50% to 40000+, counting from 126,000, it is roughly 60%+. Based on the historical decline in bear markets, it should not be very different. What do you all think? What if it is not a bear market?