You might be right, but what I think is that by 2026, we will already be in a bear market. Like it's usually said, the Bitcoin market is always dynamic, and there is no one that can accurately predict the market. Even market analytics uses some tools to analyze the price of Bitcoin, and they also refer back to the past price history of Bitcoin but still don't accurately predict the right price of Bitcoin. So, there's no way anyone knows what exactly the price of Bitcoin would be in this coming bull market and after, but I doubt if Bitcoin would be $50k by 2026. If we experience a bull market before and after the Bitcoin halving and maybe the price of Bitcoin is able to go above $150k, then we might see Bitcoin around $50k in 2026 when the price begins to drop, but if the bear market becomes more dipping towards the end of 2025, it might even dip more in 2026, and Bitcoin can still go down below $50k.