To be honest, this kind of pullback is not unfamiliar to veteran crypto investors. What really makes people money with Bitcoin is never a straight-line rise, but the ability to hold onto the core logic amid repeated pullbacks. Falling below 86,000 is certainly not pretty, but it's far from a "collapse of faith." Right now, it's more about testing the patience and position management skills of holders: whether they have a backup plan, whether they're trapped by leverage. Short-term volatility will continue, but what determines fate is whether medium- to long-term funds continue to treat Bitcoin as an allocation asset. As for related stocks, they are more of an emotional amplifier

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