Recently, I’ve focused almost entirely on my core work, and I noticed an interesting trend from Google search volumes. Even though Bitcoin has rebounded from its low of $57,000 to over $80,000, search interest has dropped to an all-time low. The last peak in searches occurred in February this year, when the price plummeted from over $90,000 to $60,000, wiping out countless positions. Since then, market enthusiasm has remained frozen— even at today’s $80,000+ levels. This shows that many people have stopped paying attention to Bitcoin. Looking back at global Google Trends data, the last time search interest hit a similar low was around early 2023. That period turned out to be the exact starting point of Bitcoin’s recovery from the bottom— the best time to buy Bitcoin. The best time to buy is when no one is interested; the best time to sell is when everyone is talking about it. Although there was a brief spike in discussion after the August low, interest has now fallen back into obscurity. I’ll continue updating faithfully, accompanying everyone through the rest of this bull market. I still believe we’re at the very beginning of this bull cycle. Especially now, during U.S. market hours—referencing the MicroStrategy perspective I mentioned yesterday— Bitcoin’s price hasn’t moved much, but MSTR has rebounded close to $150. If BTC rises back above $87K, MSTR could surge even higher. Once the momentum wheel starts turning, we’ll quickly see $90K. Right now, we’re reliving early 2023—it’s nostalgic, and I’m once again enjoying the transition from bear market bottom to bull market beginning.