#比特币价格预测 Looking at this wave of predictions, I have to be honest: from $60,000 to a million dollars, the range is wide enough to hold an international conference.

Arthur Hayes calls for one million, Citigroup predicts $143,000, Galaxy predicts $250,000… Everyone is confident, but if you look closely at their logic, it’s like looking at the same sky through different telescopes. The most telling thing is that even Arthur Hayes himself, when bullish, transferred $1.5 million worth of ETH to Galaxy Digital, which really says a lot.

The deepest lesson I’ve learned in the crypto world over the years is: predicting prices doesn’t necessarily make you money, but those who live long enough definitely understand risk. The wider the range given by these institutional analysts, the more it shows they’re uncertain themselves. Is the outlook before 2026 from $50,000 to $250,000 possible? That’s not analysis, it’s stacking possibilities.

Key support levels, RSI oversold, historical patterns… These all sound very scientific, but the market has never been linear. Macroeconomic uncertainty, policy shifts, liquidity shocks—any of these can instantly rewrite the script. I’ve seen too many people treat a prediction target from a big V as gospel, only to get completely wiped out.

The current situation is: institutions are entering the market, which is correct, but they’re also hedging risks at the same time. Large sell-offs, options pricing shifting to bearish… These details are more worth paying attention to than those flashy price targets. Instead of obsessing over how high Bitcoin will eventually go, ask yourself: can I withstand a drop from $100,000 back to $70,000? Can my mindset and position survive the chaos until 2026?

It’s a once-in-a-lifetime sight, but first, you have to survive long enough.