Contrarian position backed by unique research creates favorable risk-reward; crowded sentiment often signals opportunity.

But when, when it naturally happens, where you gathered information that other people might not have gathered themselves, and you put yourself into a position where, wow, I think everybody else is wrong and I am correct. And then you turn out to be correct. There's just so much risk reward that that just is favorable for you because the risk isn't actually that risky. And that's one of the lessons that taught me that when most people think a situation is the most risky is actually when it's the least risky. You know, when people are buying Bitcoin at the lows, it always feels so fucking risky. Like, oh my God, we've been in a bear market for two years. How, how could you get long Bitcoin now?