BNB has dropped really hard this time, almost halved without us noticing.

What's even more heartbreaking is that the group of old retail investors on the sidelines have basically run out of bullets.
Those who bought at high levels, used leverage, or stubbornly held onto the hope of "breaking even" are now mostly silent or lying flat.
The cruelest time in the market isn't when prices fall, but when no one dares to take the next hit.
Right now, when I look at BNB, I'm not asking if it can rebound, but whether truly wealthy and faith-driven long-term investors will come back.
If even they are disinterested, then this wave might really enter a long bottoming-out phase.
After retail investors are wiped out, can new sprouts still grow in the field?