[The Bitcoin 68k Era] After a steady decline in February, it seems to have settled down a bit. After several days of decline, I thought it should rise somewhat, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Around 68k seems like a realistic price. Of course, seeing 66k today made me swear. Anyway, getting used to the current price is probably good for my mental health. When it briefly touched 120k and was fluctuating between 80k and 95k, Bitcoin couldn't help but seem so undervalued. It felt like it could hit 100k at any moment. Now... will it ever reach 80k? It seems so far away. It's marinating in a severe bear market. When will Bitcoin ever rise? 80k, 100k, surpassing its previous high. It's not impossible. However, it's better to give it plenty of time. 2-3 years? Or maybe 5-10 years. (But secretly, I'm hoping for three months.) What I've learned from my long experience with coins is that nothing lasts forever. Coins that seemed like they'd go up infinitely have been plummeting for months (currently). Even the embers of a seemingly doomed market can turn into a huge firestorm. So, if I hold on, another firestorm will erupt. But I don't want to hold on. That...do I have to do it again? It feels like going to the military twice or three times. I'll be discharged after I go to the military, but do I have to go again? When was the most difficult time in the coin business? The Park Sang-ki incident? The Buddha Beam incident? The Luna incident? The FTX incident? No. Right now is the most difficult. Because all the hardships are in the past. There were difficult times, but I survived, and the pain has become memories. But the present is ongoing. Military life is only beautiful after I've been discharged. Welcome back to re-enlistment. It's all over.