More precisely, each round of the Bitcoin bull run has its uniqueness, and each cycle brings new narratives and fresh blood. However, there is one element that remains unchanged in the history of Bitcoin: the retail investors' enthusiasm for "freedom technology" and "financial freedom funds." At least it has been the case during Bitcoin's price surge to moon-like levels. Do you remember the retail investors? Now, there's only silence... You can hardly hear anything: no taxi drivers, no distant cousins, and no kindergarten teachers asking, "Is it too late to buy Bitcoin now?" Although some analysts firmly believe that the "altcoin season" is about to start, I haven't even been asked about "Fartcoin," Dogecoin, or Ripple. If you need, I do have a ready-made set of answers for questions about XRP. In short, the core issue is: retail investors have chosen to sit out this round of the Bitcoin bull run, and the reason is definitely not a lack of awareness. This time it's indeed different: with the launch of the Bitcoin ETF, presidential-level promotion, Larry Fink's leadership at the World Economic Forum (WEF), and a series of other events.