I came across an interesting data analysis. From $0.25 in 2010 to $98,200 in 2024, Bitcoin has increased nearly 400,000 times over these 14 years. There's a clear pattern—historically, Bitcoin's bear market bottoms tend to occur around Christmas. In 2014, it bottomed at $319; in 2018, at $3,815; and in 2022, at $16,831—all during this time period. Based on this cyclical pattern, some institutions predict that in 2025, Bitcoin may find support around $88,000, which is indeed a pullback from the high in 2024. But from another perspective, this price volatility itself is a sign of the emerging stage of digital assets as a new store of value. The market is exploring, historical data is accumulating, and each cycle is refining the understanding of this asset.