Generally speaking, when the market exceeds my expectations, I tend to reflect on it. For altcoins and meme coins, unexpected surprises need to be cashed in (remember?). But when it comes to Bitcoin, which feels like rain after a long drought, how should we view this kind of unexpected market movement? Regardless of the reason, you need to have enough strength to handle it. What I’m thinking about isn’t just this short-term move, but the next few years. Whether it’s a rebound or a reversal, the main trend lies in the years ahead. One question is whether the Trump administration might use U.S. taxpayers' money to buy Bitcoin as reserves. Another is MicroStrategy’s overly visible buying and selling—when will it be leveraged positively, when will it be exploited negatively, or are they just playing dumb to fool everyone? Once you’ve accumulated enough chips, public moves can be used both for and against you.