History tends to repeat itself. In the last cycle, some people promoted a long bull run, and this cycle is the same. The next cycle will continue as well. I believe the day Bitcoin breaks through $1 million will come, but it will take time—at least 5 to 10 years, or if slower, 10 to 50 years. The problem is human nature; everyone wants to get rich quickly, and delayed gratification is simply a luxury for most people.

The real test is during a bear market. According to cycle patterns, the lowest point of the bear market should occur in 2026, with the earliest possible date after June 2026. The most ideal window for positioning is from October 2026 to the end of the year. At that time, Bitcoin's price range is expected to be between $30,000 and $60,000.

Honestly, below $60,000 is the true entry point. Why? Because $60,000 is the cost of Bitcoin mining. Once it falls below this level, the entire Bitcoin ecosystem will activate. If it drops below $40,000, the market will fall into a state of complete silence—completely ignored. At this point, don’t panic; instead, it’s an excellent time to go all-in on spot holdings. Avoid derivatives; they are too risky.

As for which coins to position in? Bitcoin (the main coin) will always be the core.