Recently, some industry insiders shared their views. Although Bitcoin has taken a heavy hit this month and market sentiment is quite panicked, their assessment of the fundamentals is quite interesting—they say the market fundamentals in 2025 will be "unprecedentedly good."

The key is how to view this wave of decline. Their logic is very clear: short-term fluctuations don't really matter to long-term holders. What truly matters is what’s happening behind the scenes—the U.S. government, the traditional banking system, and other established powers are now embracing Bitcoin. I heard they’ve been communicating with traditional banks recently, and these institutions are eager to understand how to keep up with the pace. What does this shift in attitude mean? It indicates that institutional-level adoption is happening.

Numerically, Bitcoin hit a record high of $125,100 in early October, then retraced nearly 30%. But this is interpreted as typical before institutional entry. Some say this is an extremely positive signal for this year and 2026.

So rather than focusing on daily price movements, it’s better to consider the underlying trend—the acceptance by traditional financial systems. That’s the real turning point in the game.