#比特币价格预测与走势 Bloomberg's latest prediction belongs to the typical "big bearish rhetoric"—next year, all asset classes will decline across the board, with Bitcoin dropping to $50,000 or even $10,000. I can understand the logic behind this view: there are too many competitors, with gold having only three main rivals, while Bitcoin has millions. But the problem is, the accuracy of macroeconomic forecasts has always been questionable, especially when it comes to specific price levels and years.

What I pay more attention to is the risk asset rotation signals behind this prediction. If things really follow his logic, 2026 will be a "bad year," then the current holdings and copy-trading strategies should be adjusted accordingly. The key is to clarify whether this is a cyclical correction or a systemic risk.

From a copy-trading perspective, I tend to observe traders who have clear stop-loss logic during bear markets. If Bitcoin truly faces pressure, can it hold at key support levels? And how do practitioners respond to the scenario of a comprehensive decline in risk assets? These are the points worth following. Instead of obsessing over whether $50,000 or $40,000, it's better to first ask yourself how much drawdown your risk tolerance allows.

At this year-end point, prominent figures sounding the alarm is routine. The key is to prepare for position diversification and risk control in advance before market panic sets in, rather than being scared into reckless position adjustments by bearish predictions. Practice makes perfect.