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Actually, many people are concerned about the price, but the real issue has never been the price. Whether it's 60k, 50k, or even 40k, compared to last year's high of over 120k, they are essentially in a relatively low zone.

But the real challenge is—
When the price really drops, do you dare to buy?

Because the lower the price goes, the worse the sentiment becomes.
The market will be filled with all kinds of voices:
Bearish, panic, negative news, collapse expectations...
What you see is no longer opportunity, but risk.

This is why most people struggle with trading. They are confident at high levels, start to doubt at low levels; they chase gains when prices rise, but hesitate to hold when prices fall.

The biggest difficulty in trading is not technical skills, but human nature. True opportunities never appear when you're comfortable. They come when you start hesitating, feeling fearful, and afraid to act.

But it's also important to clarify one point: not to buy just because prices have fallen, but to wait for the structure, signals, and confirmation before taking action. Emotions can be panicked, but operations must be rational.

So, how the market moves next is actually not that important. What matters is—when real opportunities arise, are you prepared? Do you have the awareness? Do you have the execution ability?