#数字资产生态回暖 $BTC Is the bull market really over? I don't think so.
This correction might dip back to the support level of 15,000, but that’s considered normal fluctuation in the crypto world. Historically, a 90% drop is actually common—don't be scared by short-term volatility.
The key is to look at the long term. The 120,000 price level? It’s far from the ceiling. The market is entirely possible to break through previous highs, and there are even many institutional funds eyeing the 200,000 level. The logic for institutional entry differs from retail investors; they’re considering a longer-term trend.
The crypto cycle has always been like this—big swings, great opportunities, and those who can't maintain their mindset are likely to exit during such times. The real test is just beginning.
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OPsychology
· 12-10 14:20
It's really possible to reach 200,000, but I'm betting on whether retail investors can hold on until then.
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gas_guzzler
· 12-10 14:20
Institutions are all watching 200,000, while retail investors are still fleeing. It's hilarious.
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ForkPrince
· 12-10 14:14
To be honest, there's really no need to panic this time
It's just the usual mental test; those who can't hold on should have exited long ago
200,000? I'd like to see how the institutions play this out
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AllInDaddy
· 12-10 14:02
Are you here again to fool people into going all-in? Do institutions really believe in 200,000 so much? Why haven't I heard about it?
Wait, is the 15,000 support level accurate?
Mindset is easy to talk about, but when the price really drops, everyone is a paper hand.
Historical 90% decline? I remember more that couldn't hold up.
Institutions have a longer-term logic for entering the market, but do we retail investors have to believe them? I doubt it.
Every day talking about big opportunities, yet those who enter the market aren't earning more than they're losing?
I'm tired of hearing about breaking previous highs; we need to see real money to be convinced.
200,000? I'll wait and see, but you definitely need to work on your mindset.
Long-term holding has killed many people, do you know that?
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MevTears
· 12-10 13:57
Retail investors are starting to buy the dip again. Can we hold out until 200,000 this time haha
If it drops, it drops. Anyway, I already went all in long ago
Talking about institutional logic again. Honestly, it's still gambling
15,000 support level? I think it's uncertain
Those with good mentality are all making money, those with poor mentality have long lost
If this cycle can push to 200,000, I’ll eat my keyboard live on stream
Really, some people believe institutions will defend the market
Looking at the long term is correct, but I’m afraid we won’t see that day
Everyone says that, but things often turn out the opposite
Feels like this time is really different... right?
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BridgeNomad
· 12-10 13:57
ngl, the liquidity fragmentation across these price levels is giving me flashbacks to the 2017 bridge collapse patterns... but yeah, institutions routing capital into 20w? that's some serious tvl migration signal right there.
#数字资产生态回暖 $BTC Is the bull market really over? I don't think so.
This correction might dip back to the support level of 15,000, but that’s considered normal fluctuation in the crypto world. Historically, a 90% drop is actually common—don't be scared by short-term volatility.
The key is to look at the long term. The 120,000 price level? It’s far from the ceiling. The market is entirely possible to break through previous highs, and there are even many institutional funds eyeing the 200,000 level. The logic for institutional entry differs from retail investors; they’re considering a longer-term trend.
The crypto cycle has always been like this—big swings, great opportunities, and those who can't maintain their mindset are likely to exit during such times. The real test is just beginning.