Perspective from a 13 year Bitcoin veteran

I see a lot of panic and skepticism in this subreddit. The one commonality that I see with a lot of these individuals is the redditor for 2 months flair beside their username.

During my time here, I can't even count the number of 25%+ corrections I've experienced. Some of which continued down much farther. The one commonality with those was that every single downturn was not permanent.

If you understand Bitcoin, you understand why price and sentiment are just a small piece of a much larger puzzle of what Bitcoin stands for, and what Bitcoin has the ability to accomplish.

Your Bitcoin still won't be diluted by a reckless money printer.

The next block will be mined perpetually every ten minutes.

Your Bitcoin remains protected by the largest compute network in history.

If you purchased your Bitcoin with the intention of quickly trading it for a profit, sure, you're fucked. Good luck.

If you purchased it as a long-term outlook with a 5+ year time horizon, why are you worried about the short term? The world doesn't operate via Binance's 1-hour candlestick chart. Bitcoin didn't break, everything continues to function. Take a step back, breathe, zoom out, and DCA.