Good morning, everyone. Although what Sun Yuchen said is quite heart-wrenching, it does point out a reality.

Still the old saying: Sun Ge's opinions can be listened to, but don't blindly follow Sun Ge's projects.

Many people are now lamenting the economic downturn, that money is hard to earn, wages are stagnant, and investments are losing value, feeling that the entire environment is on a downward trajectory—this is indeed the true feeling of most ordinary people. But we must be clearly aware that in another world, those who truly control wealth, institutions, and large funds are in a completely different situation.

They have so much cash on hand that they are "worried" and anxious every day about "where to invest, as money will only depreciate if left idle?" After looking around, they found that there are very few asset classes that can accommodate large amounts of capital—Bitcoin, gold, and stocks of tech giants. Thus, funds are flooding continuously into these assets that have "certainty."

This is also why, even though economic data is weak, and the Federal Reserve is still hesitating to cut interest rates or taper, those leading companies in the U.S. stock market continue to reach new highs. It's not because the real economy is thriving, but because - money has nowhere to go and can only concentrate at the top.

However, we ordinary people are suffering from the reality of rising prices, stagnant wages, and repeated harvesting by the market; On the other hand, upper capital is reallocating assets with each pullback. An economic recession is a good opportunity for them to "buy the bottom".

To put it simply, the core contradiction of this cycle is not that the "economy is getting worse," but rather that there is an "excess of funds." It's just that the poor have no money, while the rich have too much.

You think it's a recession period now, but in their eyes, this is the golden moment to collect chips. The polarization of society is being exacerbated in every crisis.

So I have always emphasized: do not blindly echo others in calling for a recession, but learn to understand the market with a capital mindset.

When they start to quietly open positions, it often means that the real market is already brewing.

When the market fully recovers and Bitcoin reaches a new high again, you will look back and suddenly realize: this "seemingly worst moment" is precisely the "best opportunity."

The crypto world has always been like this - building a bottom in despair and reaching a peak in frenzy.

In the current environment, it is not about instilling fear, but about staying calm. The wealthy are taking the opportunity to adjust their positions, and we need to learn to accumulate at low levels.

The future belongs to those who dare to plant seeds in the darkness.