To summarize: When Bitcoin dropped to 67,000 in June, I planned to start building my position in batches. However, since many sentiment indicators hadn't reached their extremes yet, I expected a bottoming out and rebound or further decline, so I didn't open any positions. Additionally, seeing a blogger suggest starting to buy at 56,000 and noting that the area below 58,000 was almost a vacuum, I personally anticipated that if it broke below 58,000, it would fall to the 52,000-56,000 range, which is why I held off. Recently, both X and various tweets have consistently predicted Bitcoin would reach the 40,000-55,000 level. Given this unanimous consensus, I decided to start buying. My entry point was 62,800, with only a 5% position currently deployed. In the past few days, it has rebounded rapidly, breaking through 64,500-65,000, heading towards 66,000 or even 67,000, and potentially reaching 70,000. Regardless of the price action, I will continue with regular dollar-cost averaging. The most important thing is to stick to your own strategy; if your strategy is constantly influenced by external emotions, you might miss the bottom.