Being served on the table to be eaten, or sitting at the dining table—this is the current choice.

Looking at the data makes it clear. The latest statistics from the Federal Reserve show that the top 10% of the wealthiest Americans control about 93% of the stock market wealth. What does that mean? The other half of Americans hold only 1% of the stock market assets, with an average of just a few thousand dollars, and no matter how the stock market rises, it can't change their lives. That’s why some get rich overnight, while others, no matter how many funds they buy, just end up as spectators.

The reality is harsh but very clear. If you can't beat them, join them—that's not a joke. No matter what kind of bubble they blow, the key is to get on board first. Now, with the explosive growth of the tech industry, you either learn to participate or wait to be eaten. If you neither learn nor join, you're really on the menu.

So the choice is simple: either become the knife or don't become the fish. Even if you can only be a little glutton at the table for now, as long as you get a sip of the soup, it's better than being completely out.

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Dollar-cost averaging Day 74 update
Today, bought 0.00054 BTC at $91,121, with an average price of $95,124, holding a total of 0.0498 BTC, with an unrealized loss of $196.