Charlie Munger says:

"Real money is not in buying and selling, but in waiting."

In financial markets, "opportunity" never comes wrapped in gifts,
but always arrives wearing a cloak of fear and pessimism.

Today, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) for Bitcoin on the weekly chart drops below 30.

Historically, this has only happened 4 times in Bitcoin's entire history.
Each time the indicator reached this "scary" bottom,

it signaled the start of a wild upward journey for those who had patience.

Why does everyone run away while opportunity smiles?

Herd psychology:
When the RSI collapses, traders see "the end of the world,"
while smart investors see a "historic discount."

Munger's philosophy:
As the late Charlie Munger said, "Real money is not in buying and selling, but in waiting."

The bet now is not on tomorrow’s price, but on where Bitcoin will be a year from now.

Whales are moving:
While small investors tremble, we see Michael Saylor continue to buy calmly,
adding 1,142 new Bitcoins recently,
raising his stake to 3.4% of the total Bitcoin supply.

Analysis and outlook:
When the technical indicator reaches these oversold levels (Oversold), it means selling pressure has peaked.

We are in a "surrender" zone for sellers, historically the best area for long-term positioning.

Successful investing requires the ability to separate emotion from numbers.
If history repeats itself,

we are now at one of those moments that separates the herd from the pioneers.

Summary:
Numbers don’t lie, but humans misinterpret them under fear pressure. Bitcoin is currently in a test zone for convictions before it becomes a test of prices.

My question to you:
Do you buy when the red fills the screens,
or wait until everyone is reassured and miss the opportunity?

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