February 7, 2026, I have some things to deal with today. I was originally thinking of taking a day off, but the market rebound is worth mentioning, so I’ll briefly talk about it now. This rebound is actually expected; it’s just that falling to this level so quickly clearly indicates overselling. In a situation of severe liquidity shortage, no one can predict when the market will bottom out. But as I’ve said, as long as you’re confident that the current price is undervalued, then go ahead and buy boldly. At worst, be prepared to hold long-term.

Actually, whether you dare to buy or can hold depends on whether everyone understands one key point: will the main players abandon the market? For Bitcoin, after more than ten years, it has faced different crises and has withstood the test of resilience. Moreover, mining difficulty and entry barriers are now very high. If you buy, of course, the price is also very expensive. Do you think large holders of Bitcoin will abandon the market?

For Ethereum, with a market cap ranking second and hosting hundreds of billions of dollars on-chain, do you think the main players will abandon it? Similarly, when you buy other coins, ask yourself this question. If you believe the main players won’t give up easily, then hold firmly when prices plummet. Of course, for most people, panic might prevent them from buying or even cause them to cut losses. When I first experienced a crypto market crash, I felt the same way. Even after going through several bull and bear cycles, during sharp declines, I was still influenced by panic.

After understanding your emotions, you need to look at things rationally: is the current price worth buying? If prices continue to fall, can you hold on? For me,