The co-founder of MicroStrategy, who is known for his crazy coin hoarding, has recently made another statement: Don't be afraid of the fall, the price's ups and downs are the gifts that Satoshi left for true believers. This sounds quite counterintuitive—what most people try to avoid, the violent fluctuations, in his eyes, have become a screening mechanism. When the price falls, panic selling clears the market, and when it rises, FOMO funds flood in; the cyclical fluctuations precisely provide a window for steadfast holders to continuously accumulate chips. From a certain perspective, this logic is indeed self-consistent: if you truly regard Bitcoin as a long-term allocation of digital gold, short-term fluctuations are just noise. However, how many people can withstand a significant drawdown and continue to increase their position?