Market sentiment now is just like it was on September 15 and August 15. Before the rally on August 15, everyone online was calling for $50,000 or $40,000. Before the rally on September 15, everyone was calling for $65,000. Now everyone is calling for $75,000 again. Taizi, on the other hand, thinks that if this move repeats the previous pattern, compared with the last two periods of consolidation, things should start moving around the 20th—and it’ll be a big rally. The next weekly candle should be up 20%. If we get a one-way rally, Bitcoin should reach $115,000 within a month. I think that second scenario is very likely. Anyway, even if Bitcoin takes a serious hit—even in a catastrophic crash—it won’t break below $77,500. Altcoins won’t fall along with Bitcoin either. At worst, Ethereum and altcoins will fall at the same pace, and their drops may even be smaller than Bitcoin’s. The logic is simple: when risk assets pull back, altcoins fall first, then Ethereum, and Bitcoin last. The first wave of selling in altcoins is over, and Ethereum finished falling a couple of days ago. So if Bitcoin still has further to fall, altcoins and Ethereum won’t follow. Bull markets are always born in despair, rise amid doubt, and die in euphoria.