Jeff, I listened to this interview and you drew a distinction between how you handle your own finances (hodl, live mostly on a bitcoin standard) and how you think about the market as a fund manager.

I’m curious why you wouldn’t apply the same strategies you’d use in your fund to deliver a positive return in your own finances.

I agree that the vast majority of people are better off not trying to time the market. Per Odell, stay humble and stack sats. That’s sound advice.

But you’re an experienced fund manager who is responsible for eyeing liquidity like a hawk and devising strategies to lock in returns and avoid massive/lengthy drawdowns.

Is it a matter of principle? A mix of other considerations?