Sisters, when the bottoming-out phase of the bear market is about to end, what usually heats up first isn’t the price—it’s “people.”
Seeing the crowd at the Bitcoin Asia event, the first thing that came to my mind wasn’t hype. It was that the narratives are starting to connect with each other.
Once the conference buzz, institutions telling stories, and the media amplifying emotions all get in sync, $BTC can easily shift from “nobody wants to talk about it” to “it’s being taken seriously and discussed again.”
Looking at it now, the timing is actually quite delicate.
$BTC is currently hovering around 79827. In the past 24 hours, it’s only up a little over 1%—not exactly a kind of move that gets people immediately excited.
But futures trading volume is already 9.7 times that of spot. This feels very real: the price hasn’t gone wild—emotion has awakened first.
During the day I’m drawing charts until my eyes ache. At night, I sit alone in the living room watching the market, and my dog, DouDou, is by the keyboard, even calmer than I am.
The kind of market I fear most over the past two years is when everyone says the bear market isn’t over, but their bodies are already leaning toward the direction of a “new cycle.”
Because the market doesn’t wait for confirmation before it moves. It often tortures people most when everything feels half-believable, half-doubted.
This time the conference has a lot of people, but that doesn’t mean tomorrow it will keep going up in a straight line.
Still, it proves one thing: Bitcoin—the main storyline—is starting to pull back attention, capital preferences, and industry narratives toward itself again.
And this isn’t just one venue being lively.
It will interact with mining, ETF expectations, and the payments narrative—gradually lifting the overall risk appetite across the entire crypto sector.
Personally, I’m bullish, but not the kind where you blindly chase with your eyes closed.
More like I feel the “bearish stench” is dissipating; it’s just that the market hasn’t fully played out that kind of relaxed feeling on the chart yet.
So I’ll keep watching with a bit of position. I don’t really want to be completely empty here, and I also don’t want to chase impulsively because of emotions.
The market turns on you faster than turning a page—keep some exposure.
$BTC #Bitcoin
Seeing the crowd at the Bitcoin Asia event, the first thing that came to my mind wasn’t hype. It was that the narratives are starting to connect with each other.
Once the conference buzz, institutions telling stories, and the media amplifying emotions all get in sync, $BTC can easily shift from “nobody wants to talk about it” to “it’s being taken seriously and discussed again.”
Looking at it now, the timing is actually quite delicate.
$BTC is currently hovering around 79827. In the past 24 hours, it’s only up a little over 1%—not exactly a kind of move that gets people immediately excited.
But futures trading volume is already 9.7 times that of spot. This feels very real: the price hasn’t gone wild—emotion has awakened first.
During the day I’m drawing charts until my eyes ache. At night, I sit alone in the living room watching the market, and my dog, DouDou, is by the keyboard, even calmer than I am.
The kind of market I fear most over the past two years is when everyone says the bear market isn’t over, but their bodies are already leaning toward the direction of a “new cycle.”
Because the market doesn’t wait for confirmation before it moves. It often tortures people most when everything feels half-believable, half-doubted.
This time the conference has a lot of people, but that doesn’t mean tomorrow it will keep going up in a straight line.
Still, it proves one thing: Bitcoin—the main storyline—is starting to pull back attention, capital preferences, and industry narratives toward itself again.
And this isn’t just one venue being lively.
It will interact with mining, ETF expectations, and the payments narrative—gradually lifting the overall risk appetite across the entire crypto sector.
Personally, I’m bullish, but not the kind where you blindly chase with your eyes closed.
More like I feel the “bearish stench” is dissipating; it’s just that the market hasn’t fully played out that kind of relaxed feeling on the chart yet.
So I’ll keep watching with a bit of position. I don’t really want to be completely empty here, and I also don’t want to chase impulsively because of emotions.
The market turns on you faster than turning a page—keep some exposure.
$BTC #Bitcoin