Lots of folks are discussing whether $BTC still has one last drop left. Funny enough, I’m thinking about the same thing. Looking at $BTC’s historical cycles, if we go by the 'carving a boat to find a sword' approach, there should be one final, dramatic drop that brings us to that moment of despair. Don’t laugh at me—my big funds are still sitting on the sidelines, waiting for that key level that belongs to me. It’s not that I’m bearish on the market; it’s precisely because I’m so bullish that I don’t want to hold positions at a high cost halfway up the mountain. Call me conservative if you want, but if the price doesn’t hit my psychological key support level, I absolutely won’t throw my big spot funds in. This is my principle, a hard rule learned from painful lessons. For now, I’ve got 100,000 USDT sitting in my contract account just to play around and keep my feel for the market, so I don’t completely miss out. Someone asked me: Will there really be one last drop? I don’t know. Maybe it’s already happened, but the drop wasn’t deep enough to hit the consensus range. Or maybe it’ll consolidate sideways instead of dropping, using time to replace space. But one thing I do know is that if it doesn’t hit my target, I won’t FOMO in. Even if I watch it pump from $60K to $70K, if that dip doesn’t come, my big funds will just keep waiting.