The next range-bound “stop-hunt” position for Bitcoin is actually 98,000!
Below 98,000, they’ll only pick off the hesitant. Once it breaks 98,000, if it moves quickly, you could reach 160,000 within a month.
Don’t forget what the Prince said: before silver, its market cap was still slightly smaller than Bitcoin’s. In the end, over the last three months it surged threefold, and the market cap reached $700 billion.
Bitcoin is still too small now—you can’t just stare at the candlestick chart; you have to look at the overall macro signals.
This round of “liquidity flooding” in gold has amounted to more than 3.3 trillion. Those are stock markets, while crypto is a flow/incremental market.
In 2014, the peak market cap of the crypto bull market was $100 billion.
In 2017, the crypto bull-market peak was $800 billion.
In 2021, the crypto bull-market peak was $3,000 billion.
Gold in 2017: $800 billion.
Gold in 2021: $1.2 trillion.
Gold in 2025: $4.3 trillion.
With this comparison of flow vs stock markets, all the questions are answered.
And in crypto, the start point of each bull-market “tail explosion” is determined according to the previous bull market’s market cap as the baseline. Crypto is a market that strongly favors the late stage—so all the bubbles concentrate in the final few months.
In 2017, market cap moved sideways for four years; then in the bull-market tail, it jumped from $50 billion to $800 billion in just a few months.
In 2021, market cap moved sideways for four years; then in the bull-market tail, it jumped from $600 billion to $3,000 billion in a single shot.
Now it’s already stuck at $2.95 trillion—just one step away from the previous bull market’s $3 trillion!
Below 98,000, they’ll only pick off the hesitant. Once it breaks 98,000, if it moves quickly, you could reach 160,000 within a month.
Don’t forget what the Prince said: before silver, its market cap was still slightly smaller than Bitcoin’s. In the end, over the last three months it surged threefold, and the market cap reached $700 billion.
Bitcoin is still too small now—you can’t just stare at the candlestick chart; you have to look at the overall macro signals.
This round of “liquidity flooding” in gold has amounted to more than 3.3 trillion. Those are stock markets, while crypto is a flow/incremental market.
In 2014, the peak market cap of the crypto bull market was $100 billion.
In 2017, the crypto bull-market peak was $800 billion.
In 2021, the crypto bull-market peak was $3,000 billion.
Gold in 2017: $800 billion.
Gold in 2021: $1.2 trillion.
Gold in 2025: $4.3 trillion.
With this comparison of flow vs stock markets, all the questions are answered.
And in crypto, the start point of each bull-market “tail explosion” is determined according to the previous bull market’s market cap as the baseline. Crypto is a market that strongly favors the late stage—so all the bubbles concentrate in the final few months.
In 2017, market cap moved sideways for four years; then in the bull-market tail, it jumped from $50 billion to $800 billion in just a few months.
In 2021, market cap moved sideways for four years; then in the bull-market tail, it jumped from $600 billion to $3,000 billion in a single shot.
Now it’s already stuck at $2.95 trillion—just one step away from the previous bull market’s $3 trillion!
