Actually, what Ki said is the same as what I have been talking about all along. It is difficult to clearly define whether it is a bear market or a bull market now. The biggest reason is that it is currently policy oriented, including presidential policies and monetary policies, and on chain data is also a response to the results. After waiting for a month, is this time point consistent with Q1 that I have been talking about, because there will be more policies implemented during Q1, and policies will drive investor sentiment, such as the March dot matrix chart or the March interest rate meeting. Let me give you an example. Suppose that the price has been falling all the time. The reason for the decline is Trump's tariff. Everyone is worried that inflation will rise, which will lead to the Federal Reserve slowing down interest rate cuts, thus leading to an increase in the probability of economic recession. But the sudden dot matrix in March shows that interest rates will be cut 10 times in 2025 (for example), and Powell announced on the spot that interest rates will be cut in March (for example). So, do you think there will be a rise or a fall at that time? I think there are very few bearish partners, but if at the same time, the March dot matrix shows that the Federal Reserve will not cut interest rates once in 2025 (for example), and Powell's speech is very strong, even willing to consider raising interest rates (for example), then will the market rise or fall? I believe there are very few bullish friends. So the decision in March will at least affect the overall sentiment in June, which is Q2. Of course, Q2 may not necessarily be very bad, after all, there is still the guidance of presidential policies. For example, the states in the United States announced the approval of BTC's strategic reserves, and the United States itself announced its strategic reserves, and the US government invested $1 billion to buy BTC. So, will it rise or fall? This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex