I don't really like to say silly things like 'you see I'm right, right?' But since some friends have doubts, we can take a look. This year, I wrote three lengthy judgments about cows and bears. The March bull bear article was published on March 10th, with a closing price of $78000. In April, the lowest price was $74000, and in May, it reached $110000. So I don't think there's anything wrong with the March forecast from any perspective. In the August bull/bear article, I made it very clear at the end that "overall, compliant cryptocurrencies such as BTC and ETH, which have high stability or extremely rapid funds, still have the possibility of continuing to rebound. Secondly, BNB and SOL, which have opportunities in the concept of cryptocurrency stocks, will not enter the bear market. On the contrary, other tokens that have neither a large amount of funds entering nor sudden eye-catching events may be more difficult. ” This article was published on August 27th, with a price of $111000 at the time. Everyone knows what happened next, especially when it broke through a new historical high in early October. SOL has also exceeded $250, let alone BNB, reaching consecutive historical highs. I don't want to say how accurate I am, as I often make mistakes, but I feel that when faced with doubts from my peers, I should explain myself. In March, my biggest concern was the recession, so I used the unemployment rate as an anchor point in my risk warnings to alert me to the risk of recession. The probability of a recession on the 8th decreased, and there were also fewer warnings. So in terms of overall direction judgment, I am still somewhat confident. This article is sponsored by Bitget | @ Bitgetzh