BTC plummeting confirms that the four-year cycle is still in effect. This is not a bad thing; rather, it is a clear signal.

If the price remains high and fluctuates widely for a long time without breaking through, that is the real crisis—meaning that the chips have been firmly locked in by traditional large funds, and the price is highly controlled. Ordinary investors' participation space will be thoroughly compressed.

Conversely, continued downward movement and breaking through key levels are actually good news: it indicates that the cycle rhythm has not been broken, market sentiment has not yet cleared, and there will still be genuine buy-the-dip zones. The next four-year cycle opportunity remains, and ordinary people still have a chance to go all-in and turn things around.

The market is not scary because of a sharp decline; what’s most concerning is a stagnant, grinding market that slowly wears down retail investors’ patience.

For ordinary people, a deep bear market is the new starting point. Behind the plunge, there are opportunities for social mobility.
This kind of trend is actually a clear answer given by the market, and it’s quite good.