I'm sorry for making my friend feel like this. I've been a bit lazy lately because ETF data is written every day, so I've been sticking to it, just like homework. However, I haven't written any other data recently. The main reason is that I think it is policy driven now, and the data are the collation of events that have occurred, so it is difficult to predict policy changes. For example, there is no way to predict how many times the US Federal Reserve's dot matrix in March will be, nor can it predict Trump's tariff policy, nor can it predict when the strategic reserve will pass or not. On the other hand, because this halving cycle is the first time in Bitcoin's history that the opposite currency has tightened, the previous data may not be applicable to the present. Therefore, what I am looking at more is the basic data, such as the amount of funds and the stock of exchanges. Of course, this is not my reason for being lazy. If we look at the data of long-term holders, it may be the end of the bull market now, and the distribution phase of long-term holders has already ended. Of course, there is a possibility of continuing to distribute. If we continue to distribute, it must be an increase in price. If the price does not rise, the distribution of long-term holders will not continue. So if we look at the data, it should be time to leave now, but there is another opportunity for a frontline game on the policy side. So, do you choose to believe in the data and leave, or are you prepared to believe in the policy and play again? This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex