I find that many people are still too obsessed with the relative bottom price of Bitcoin,

For example, insisting on buying only when Bitcoin drops below 50k, but if it falls below 50k, they become fearful and expect it to drop further to 40k, and as a result, they can never get in.
Actually, I personally have a consistent view: when buying Bitcoin or any other core asset, don’t be too fixated on the price!
Price is just a representation; does it have the ability to traverse cycles in the long term?
How much time are you willing to spend to exchange for its future potential?
If you haven't figured out these questions, you won't be able to hold on even at lower prices.
Once you understand these questions, you won't pin all your hopes on a “perfect low point.”
Personally, I started dollar-cost averaging below $BTC 65,000.
Now, the prices related to AHR999 / AM120 have already broken through, and currently $BTC is around 78,000,
Many people are asking again:
Is this position still worth buying?
My answer is very simple: if your investment horizon is 4 years, 10 years, not 4 days, 10 days, then of course it’s worth it.
But the key is not “whether to buy now.”
The focus is: you need to establish a buying system that won't be destroyed by emotions. $BTC