"A fraud." "A pet rock." "I'd close it down." That was JPMorgan on Bitcoin for years. This week the same bank says digital assets are "moving into the core" of the financial system. Don't act surprised. He wanted it cheaper while he loaded up. Talk the price down, accumulate quietly, then announce you were early. Oldest move on Wall Street. And it's a preview. The people calling Bitcoin worthless today are the ones who'll sell it hardest a decade from now, once they own enough to sell. Their words follow their bags. They always have. So stop trading on what they say. A man calling it worthless while his firm builds the rails to hold it isn't handing you analysis. He's managing his entry. Study the asset. Use your own brain. The only conviction that survives a cycle is the kind you built yourself.