I've only approved of selling Bitcoin on two occasions: 1. At $97k in Nov.'25 (2-day 200 breakdown) 2. At $97k in Jan.'26 (2-day 200 undercut retest) That's it. So when I post bearish data/charts/analysis, I'm not encouraging anyone (or myself) to sell. I'm trying to make you recognize that you shouldn't rush your DCA schedule. I'm trying to make you recognize that endurance is key. I'm trying to make you recognize that lower prices are likely coming and that you should be prepared to take advantage of capitulation, when it comes. I'm trying to improve your odds of survival. This is not a "make money" environment. This is a "brace for hard times" environment. My baseline expectation is that I'm going to get poorer in this market environment, because I still own a lot of Bitcoin (even though I sold a big chunk of my stack in November at $97k) and I expect to buy more Bitcoin. If my expectation is wrong and we return to a "make money" environment faster than I expect, who cares? I still own Bitcoin, I've been able to reallocate what I've sold, and my "buy back all in" price is below where I sold. So even if my bearishness gets invalidated, which it might, then my ability to adapt and reallocate based on data will put me back into a full exposure position. That level is the 2-day 200 moving average cloud. I've been talking about it since February 2025....