The market is now fixated on “who’s calling higher” for $BTC . To put it plainly, it’s still because everyone lacks confidence in the direction.
One says there’s a 100k coming with high probability, another says 1 million will arrive sooner—sounds pretty exciting.
But honestly, what I care about isn’t whose mouth is more accurate. It’s why, at a time like this, these kinds of statements suddenly get amplified again.
Because the chart itself is really convoluted.
$BTC is at 77,638 right now, and over the past 24h it’s still down by about 2.2%, yet the futures contract volume is 10.7 times that of the spot.
It feels like it’s 1 a.m., I just got back after feeding the dogs, the living room is eerily quiet—while on the screen, there are people typing with all their might, gambling on what happens next, but the price doesn’t move in a particularly decisive way 😅
So my stance is very clear.
I’m more of a wait-and-see. Even think this position is a bit shaky, and I don’t want to chase just because some big shot shouts out a target price.
If it’s that strong, the market will figure it out on its own. You don’t need to keep “reviving emotions” by saying things like “by 2030 it’ll be at this,” or “in the next bull cycle it’ll reach that.”
Of course, I’m not bearish on Bitcoin in the long term.
But this kind of debate heat right now is, in essence, more like the market panicking internally—so it desperately tries to find a voice as an anchor.
I’m not moving first. If you want to go in, don’t go too hard. The market is changing—what’s true today may not be true tomorrow. $BTC #Bitcoin
One says there’s a 100k coming with high probability, another says 1 million will arrive sooner—sounds pretty exciting.
But honestly, what I care about isn’t whose mouth is more accurate. It’s why, at a time like this, these kinds of statements suddenly get amplified again.
Because the chart itself is really convoluted.
$BTC is at 77,638 right now, and over the past 24h it’s still down by about 2.2%, yet the futures contract volume is 10.7 times that of the spot.
It feels like it’s 1 a.m., I just got back after feeding the dogs, the living room is eerily quiet—while on the screen, there are people typing with all their might, gambling on what happens next, but the price doesn’t move in a particularly decisive way 😅
So my stance is very clear.
I’m more of a wait-and-see. Even think this position is a bit shaky, and I don’t want to chase just because some big shot shouts out a target price.
If it’s that strong, the market will figure it out on its own. You don’t need to keep “reviving emotions” by saying things like “by 2030 it’ll be at this,” or “in the next bull cycle it’ll reach that.”
Of course, I’m not bearish on Bitcoin in the long term.
But this kind of debate heat right now is, in essence, more like the market panicking internally—so it desperately tries to find a voice as an anchor.
I’m not moving first. If you want to go in, don’t go too hard. The market is changing—what’s true today may not be true tomorrow. $BTC #Bitcoin