The luck you feel when you sell at the top will be thoroughly schooled by the regret of missing the next ATH. As an OG who’s been in the game since 2017, this is the hardest lesson I’ve learned. Back on 3/12, we were still mining in Xinjiang. Factoring in rigs, ops, electricity, and salaries, our all-in cost to mine 1 BTC was about $4-5K. But the 3/12 crash shattered every shareholder’s last ounce of confidence. We didn’t even have enough cash on hand to pay the next quarter’s electricity bill. Sleepless nights, anxiety, and mood swings became our daily routine. Should we sell our coins to survive? That became the hottest debate in every company meeting. In the end, one of our major shareholders spoke up: “I don’t think we should sell. If we sell now, we’ll never buy back in…” Looking back now, I’m grateful we made the tough but right call. We held every single BTC in our wallet until $60K+, and that became my first real capital accumulation in life. When the funds finally hit our account, we were literally moved to tears. But when this cycle’s BTC broke $120K, all kinds of emotions flooded in—bittersweet and complex. Life’s full of drama like that. So this time, even though I took profit at $120K, I didn’t feel the usual euphoria. Instead, I quietly started buying more as BTC dipped below $100K. Trading today’s uncertainty for tomorrow’s conviction—just because I don’t want to make the same mistake again…