The crypto world is an explosion of information, and people's minds are restless. It is precisely because of this that truly independent voices are especially valuable.

Looking back at the key moments of these years: on March 1, 2023, the price was still above 10,000, and people were calling for a bottom. At that time, the market was full of despair, but the bottom was actually the turning point from the bear market. At the end of the year, when there was crazy speculation on altcoins, I poured cold water and accurately pointed out the traps. In December of the same year, I set a target of $75,000, which was actually realized by April 2024—this is not luck.

What's even more impressive is that when the entire network turned bearish in April, I still stuck to the bullish framework and gave a judgment of $150,000. After Bitcoin fell below $100,000 in June, I saw a $120,000 opportunity and started building a position in Ethereum in the opposite direction, with a target of 12,000. Since July, I have repeatedly emphasized that contracts are risky and should be approached with caution. As a result, the extreme risks of price spikes in October and November were truly avoided.

The underlying logic of this approach is clear: make decisions based on medium- and long-term trends, say no to the temptation of frequent trading, and do not rely on selling information for commissions. This tells us that investors who can survive bull and bear markets are often those few who stay away from noise and remain calm amid madness and fear. The market needs such voices.