The reality that nobody mentions is that 99.99% of Bitcoin investors aren’t in it for the tech. There’s nothing useful about BTC—it’s slow, outdated, and practically unusable despite existing for over 15+ years. They invest for one reason: speculative gambling. To keep the house of cards from collapsing, they need fresh money. That’s why “maxis” fabricate hype around ETFs and “strategic reserves,” even though these account for less than 5% of total volume. ETFs are now seeing almost entirely outflows, and the strategic reserve never bought any BTC—and never will. It's pure hopium. Bitcoin is a learning curve. Newcomers (including even me at one point) fall for this illusion of “financial freedom,” but that was never real. BTC is a type of Ponzi scheme, I like to call it a "Finite Funnel Scheme", because, like all unsustainable systems, it depends on a continuous flow of new money. Eventually, that flow dries up, leaving latecomers holding worthless bags. My stance is clear: anyone in BTC should exit. No one times the exact top or bottom, but we do know it’s dangerously overvalued. It will crash well below 10K in the next bear market, triggered by the collapse of stablecoins, which have artificially inflated 85-95% of its volume. Agree or not, logic is scarce in this speculative, greed-driven space. I respect those who resist emotional traps and think critically, or are at least open-minded enough to hear both sides.