People who own houses are thinking, 'The housing market has probably dropped enough, it shouldn't go any lower!' People with multiple properties are thinking, 'Real estate has its lows, but there will always be new peaks.' People without houses are like, 'Doesn't matter how much it drops, it has nothing to do with me. The bigger the drop, the better—I might finally be able to afford a house!' Those who bought houses on a mortgage are calculating and realizing, 'Even my down payment isn't enough to cover the bank loan' (crypto leverage vibes). Trading crypto is the same. I believe the altcoins I hold will go back up. Those with no positions are hoping for a big drop so they can buy the dip. People holding $BTC aren't worried at all—they don't care about the ups and downs, they're holding for five or ten years. Those holding $BNB are also chill—they don't care about the price swings, they're earning long-term interest (basically like collecting rent). Trading crypto is just like investing in real estate before: some people cashed out at the top, some successfully took over the bag, some are still holding onto hope, and some are still struggling hard.