The final period of 2025 still holds immense potential for the Bitcoin market.
Looking back at the charts over the years, since breaking through 120,000, the price has been under downward pressure. Interestingly, more and more people continue to buy during the decline, and this expectation may be building momentum for a subsequent rebound.
There is a logic behind market changes worth considering—evolving from early pure speculative trading to gradually acquiring investment attributes. In the future, Bitcoin is likely to become a standard tool for institutional funds. During this process, capital will slowly shift from higher-risk altcoins to leading assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, making market segmentation increasingly apparent.
On the technical side, Bitcoin's resistance above is around 90,000, with support at 86,500. If it can stabilize above 90,000 and continue to strengthen over the next two months, a push toward 100,000 is entirely possible. Conversely, if it breaks below the support, the 80,000 level won't hold for long.
Describing the current market as a "bull market correction" is quite fitting. At this point, are investors waiting for the bull to return, or should they continue to patiently endure the bear?
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MEVictim
· 8h ago
This dip is just a shakeout; those who keep buying are the real winners.
Let's wait and see; if 86,500 breaks, we'll know if there's more to the story.
Between 90,000 and 100,000, it depends on the performance over the next two months.
Institutional entry is just a false proposition; retail investors are still losing.
Those who stick with the bear until the end are often the ones who just lie back and win.
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HodlVeteran
· 8h ago
120,000 has dropped, and you're still bottom fishing? Bro, I was thinking the same way back in 2018... I'm still paying off debts now.
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ContractFreelancer
· 8h ago
Wait a minute, is this wave really about accumulating energy or just fooling retail investors into buying the dip? The recent trend over these days is quite interesting.
If it drops another 5000 yuan, I will add to my position, betting that it can hold steady at 90,000.
Altcoins have long been sold off; now I’m just holding BTC and ETH to get by. Institutional entry is real, I can feel it.
To be honest, if the 86,500 level breaks, I might have to cut my losses. I’m mentally prepared for that at any time.
Bull market correction? I feel like it’s just repeated shakeouts. What are the main players doing, everyone?
The final period of 2025 still holds immense potential for the Bitcoin market.
Looking back at the charts over the years, since breaking through 120,000, the price has been under downward pressure. Interestingly, more and more people continue to buy during the decline, and this expectation may be building momentum for a subsequent rebound.
There is a logic behind market changes worth considering—evolving from early pure speculative trading to gradually acquiring investment attributes. In the future, Bitcoin is likely to become a standard tool for institutional funds. During this process, capital will slowly shift from higher-risk altcoins to leading assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, making market segmentation increasingly apparent.
On the technical side, Bitcoin's resistance above is around 90,000, with support at 86,500. If it can stabilize above 90,000 and continue to strengthen over the next two months, a push toward 100,000 is entirely possible. Conversely, if it breaks below the support, the 80,000 level won't hold for long.
Describing the current market as a "bull market correction" is quite fitting. At this point, are investors waiting for the bull to return, or should they continue to patiently endure the bear?