Hey crypto fam, it's your boy Wu.
Right now, it’s May 13, 2026. Looking at that flashing number on the screen — $81,045, I know a lot of you are torn: Should you take profits and exit, or flip and stack more?
In the past half month, BTC has shot back up to the $80k mark from the $77,000 it was at the start of May. Sure, there were a few fake outs along the way, and at one point it even dipped to $79,000, but have you noticed? The bottom is rising hard.
1. Signal confirmation: The bull market enters the 'acceleration phase'.
Just yesterday, CryptoQuant dropped a major signal: the Bitcoin bull-bear cycle indicator has flipped to 'early bull market' for the first time since 2023. While some analysts are still cautiously observing, the robust recovery of the 30-day moving average can't be ignored. This isn’t just a rebound; it’s a qualitative shift in market momentum.
2. Selling pressure is exhausted, institutions are 'locking up'.
According to the latest holdings report (as of May 10), even though retail traders are feeling the FOMO, old-school institutions like Sentinum and ACG are still holding onto nearly 700 BTC and are actively increasing their positions through mining and the market.
What’s more crucial is that 2026 is no longer a 'year of correction'. With the spot ETF size breaking over $120 billion, institutional allocation has become the norm. The logic is simple: the speed at which institutions are buying has completely outpaced the new supply after the halving.
3. Washington’s 'nuclear' bullish news.
The hot topic, the Clarity Act hearing, is tomorrow (May 14)! The current winds are very optimistic.
Policy-driven: The call for a 'national Bitcoin reserve' in the U.S. is growing louder, and Standard Chartered even reaffirmed a target of $200,000.
Personnel changes: Powell's term as chairman is coming to an end, and his successor is likely to be more crypto-friendly.
Wu’s summary:
Right now, BTC is like a bow that’s fully drawn back. The $80,000 level is both a psychological barrier and a new launchpad.
Short-term outlook: Tomorrow’s (May 14) hearing is key; volatility will ramp up, so watch out for spikes.
Long-term outlook: As long as we hold above the $80k mark, there’s no significant resistance above, and hitting $100k is just a matter of time.
'Be greedy when others are fearful, and watch when others are exiting.' #CPI超预期比特币承压 #BTC☀ $BTC
Right now, it’s May 13, 2026. Looking at that flashing number on the screen — $81,045, I know a lot of you are torn: Should you take profits and exit, or flip and stack more?
In the past half month, BTC has shot back up to the $80k mark from the $77,000 it was at the start of May. Sure, there were a few fake outs along the way, and at one point it even dipped to $79,000, but have you noticed? The bottom is rising hard.
1. Signal confirmation: The bull market enters the 'acceleration phase'.
Just yesterday, CryptoQuant dropped a major signal: the Bitcoin bull-bear cycle indicator has flipped to 'early bull market' for the first time since 2023. While some analysts are still cautiously observing, the robust recovery of the 30-day moving average can't be ignored. This isn’t just a rebound; it’s a qualitative shift in market momentum.
2. Selling pressure is exhausted, institutions are 'locking up'.
According to the latest holdings report (as of May 10), even though retail traders are feeling the FOMO, old-school institutions like Sentinum and ACG are still holding onto nearly 700 BTC and are actively increasing their positions through mining and the market.
What’s more crucial is that 2026 is no longer a 'year of correction'. With the spot ETF size breaking over $120 billion, institutional allocation has become the norm. The logic is simple: the speed at which institutions are buying has completely outpaced the new supply after the halving.
3. Washington’s 'nuclear' bullish news.
The hot topic, the Clarity Act hearing, is tomorrow (May 14)! The current winds are very optimistic.
Policy-driven: The call for a 'national Bitcoin reserve' in the U.S. is growing louder, and Standard Chartered even reaffirmed a target of $200,000.
Personnel changes: Powell's term as chairman is coming to an end, and his successor is likely to be more crypto-friendly.
Wu’s summary:
Right now, BTC is like a bow that’s fully drawn back. The $80,000 level is both a psychological barrier and a new launchpad.
Short-term outlook: Tomorrow’s (May 14) hearing is key; volatility will ramp up, so watch out for spikes.
Long-term outlook: As long as we hold above the $80k mark, there’s no significant resistance above, and hitting $100k is just a matter of time.
'Be greedy when others are fearful, and watch when others are exiting.' #CPI超预期比特币承压 #BTC☀ $BTC
