Regarding my BTC dollar-cost averaging (DCA), I will be reducing it from 90K to 30K per month starting next month. This is because I've proactively DCA-ed my available funds in advance. The reason for the change is based on my income. I'd like to mention that my main crypto account earns around 70K per month from regularly signed advertising contracts. This mainly involves signing contracts with platforms where I use their services and provide genuine strategies and content. Compared to the fluctuating advertising income during the bull market, this is roughly half-grown. At the peak of the bull market, I earned around 150K to 200K per month in advertising fees, and with constant filtering, I was overwhelmed with offers. I anticipate that this kind of fluctuating income will disappear during a deep bear market due to liquidity shortages. Therefore, in the latter half of last year, I focused on long-term contracts with platforms, only accepting offers from high-quality platforms. Fortunately, signed advertising contracts can transcend bull and bear markets; the goal during a bear market is simply to survive. This time, I definitely won't fall back into poverty.