Talking about an old friend, Ethereum, let me say a few words. From a technical perspective: ETH is fine. But as a toolchain for stablecoins, other chains are clearly more user-friendly, like Plasma and Arbitrum. I haven’t used USDT on ETH for a long, long time—not for any other reason but because it’s slow. Depositing to exchanges often misses the market timing. From a financial perspective: The most successful treasury modeled after MicroStrategy is MicroStrategy itself. This is determined by strength and luck—it’s not something you can simply replicate. ETH’s largest treasury, BMNR, has already hit the 5% cap of ETH’s current supply. Tom Lee has explicitly stated they won’t continue buying. Whether other treasuries will follow suit remains unknown. The buying power of the “Seven Witches” has also reached its limit. ETHBTC can still hold around 0.03, and you should thank the Seven Witches for that (though, in reality, there’s only one Witch left—won’t say who). From a position perspective: I enjoy both the surges and crashes of ETH. I can make money off ETH regardless. The bigger the fluctuations, the more I earn. Think carefully about why that is. Once you figure it out, you’ll make great progress. So, I don’t really mind. Lastly, let’s talk about being a decent person: Making things up, talking nonsense, fabricating stories, and spreading lies—these tricks not only harm others but hurt yourself even more. You reap what you sow. Living like this will only make things worse over time. Want to make money? It’s simple: stick to the basics, stay grounded, and be truthful. Say what you mean, admit when you’re wrong, fix your mistakes, improve, and the money will naturally follow. This is the first principle of being a decent person. Making money is really just about being a good person. Do you get it?