Sometimes it's wild to see how much you still like to call out to the fiat system. I didn't lose money. I bought something with the expectation that over the course of decades it will multiply in value, both monetarily and in its utility. Sort of like a farmer buys seeds. When they're in the ground, and no longer in his hands, and he can't sell them or even eat them, did he lose money? Or are they still going through their process of getting to a point where that gain can be realized? And sure, there's a lot of shit that can go wrong when you're waiting for your seeds to turn into a harvest. But until you see those plants actually die, or the produce eaten by vermin, it's not lost. It's just not done yet. Anyway, I get it -- you've got a lot on the line, and every now and again we get a reminder that our crops aren't actually guaranteed. But at least remember that THAT's what the proposition is -- not that something is lost right now. Because unless you were planning on bailing early, you haven't lost shit.