"My BTC is only 1/10 now, it's not BTC's problem, it's my problem." To clarify, I am not looking to leave the crypto space, nor do I have a negative outlook on BTC. I still believe Bitcoin will either reach 10 million USD per coin—or go to zero. In the past, I treated Bitcoin as my largest position. Now, I consider Bitcoin as a long-term holding allocation. I am just starting to face the high volatility and high risk of Bitcoin, understanding that the logic others see as favorable may not apply to me. For example, an old OG holding 1000 BTC or a mining farm, promoting BTC and the returns from BTC is a mutually reinforcing self-fulfilling prophecy. For instance, a whale with strong cash flow holding BTC is just part of their asset allocation; their belief is no different from ours: they also see BTC as part of the resistance against certain old narratives. In the past, I didn't have 1000 BTC, nor a mining farm, nor sufficient cash flow, yet I held BTC in a high-stakes manner, which led to a constant state of unease—this is not BTC's problem, nor the OG's problem, it's my own problem. BTC is a good asset, and good assets can only be held long-term in one way, so I should choose the way that I can hold long-term. Now, the BTC I hold is only 1/10 of what I originally had, but I feel that this may be what I deserve; my wealth, character, and understanding are limited to this much— the benefit is that because it's small enough, I am finally liberated; whether the US and Iran are at war or whether there is a recession, it doesn't concern me. In the future, if there are indeed cheap opportunities, I will buy a little more, but I won't and can't go all in again. The system upgrade and update of heavy precision + heavy positions has changed to slowly becoming rich.