Are the enemies of the bulls the bears? No, they are not. Short-term high-leverage longs are the biggest enemies of long-term low-leverage longs. The more capital they have, the greater the harm. When they profit, they will take profits out of the market value; if they get liquidated, it will cause a death spiral in a bear market, crashing other high-leverage longs. High-leverage institutions also have publicly known liquidation prices, and concentrated holdings from obvious accumulation can damage the chip structure. Conversely, short-term high-leverage shorts are the best friends of long-term low-leverage longs. When they get liquidated, they leave the money behind, which is the true 🤣. At this point, we still want to give special praise to Michael Saylor. MSTR has avoided almost all key strategic issues, despite many people wanting him to fail. If he had made a wrong move, he would have been dead long ago. MSTR buys spot, has no liquidation price, and has reserved enough reserves to survive the next few years and winter through the bear market, paying interest along the way. Then just wait for the inevitable inflation to continue accelerating. Joking aside, we still have to thank those who truly put their money into market manipulation. #CognitiveVictory