This is the moment when you ask yourself, "Did I do something wrong?"

With Bitcoin down over 28% from its all-time high—something that would be considered a bear market in traditional finance—many people grow impatient or even discouraged.

This usually happens due to a lack of understanding of the fundamental principles that brought us here.

While macroeconomic factors influence short-term market sentiment, and tariffs impact U.S. inflation expectations, pushing capital away from risk assets, Bitcoin is much more than that.

Bitcoin will continue to rise in the long term because it is a mathematical inevitability driven by the government's inability to control excessive spending and the systematic erosion of purchasing power.

Personally, I don’t care if the bottom is now, next week, or later.

I believe any ordinary individual should focus on accumulating more sats over time.

Work, produce, live, save in BTC, and repeat. 🔁

This turns the process of navigating market cycles into a consistent method of outperforming traditional investors and institutions.

But two factors are essential for making this work: patience and emotional control.

If you aim to build generational wealth, understand that the way you perceive the world will directly influence your allocations and market positioning.

Reduce the noise, focus on fundamentals, and accumulate sats.

Bitcoin isn’t just about having more money—it’s about achieving freedom. And this freedom isn’t just financial (though that’s inevitable), but also geographic, mental, and spiritual.

Embrace the opportunities that volatility presents. The greatest risk is taking no risk at all. 🚀