In this round, many people have prepared Bitcoin exit plans early, and many friends around me have already started to execute them.
MSTR's financing plan to buy coins has exceeded expectations; I originally thought Saylor's 3-year, $42 billion plan was aggressive, but unexpectedly, it has already reached $14 billion in less than a year.
In the bull market of 2017, many people reduced their positions too early, leading to the 'belt fish' meme, and by 2021, everyone was hoping for $100,000 while basically not reducing positions at $60,000.
This year, everyone seems to have 'PTSD' and is preparing to reduce their positions according to the 2021 script.
This situation is similar to filling out college applications for the college entrance exam, where good universities have cycles of ups and downs. This year, there are many applicants, and the score line is high; next year, it might drop because no one dares to apply.
I wonder if this year will be a big year for Bitcoin.
