Here's a reality check worth considering: when a project has cratered tens of billions from its peak – particularly when you were still cheerleading buys at those highs – maybe it's time to pivot. Instead of deflecting or attacking critics, focus on what actually matters: figuring out how to reverse those investor losses. The gap between pumping a coin near its ATH and ghosting when the drawdown hits is hard to ignore. Real stakeholders are watching whether project advocates can take ownership of outcomes or just play defense.