#2026年比特币价格展望 Let's talk about Bitcoin. First, let me share my judgment— a new bull market is coming, targeting 130,000 to 150,000. Why do I say that? The reasons are actually quite solid.
First, regulation is indeed loosening. Governments and financial institutions around the world are gradually changing their stance, beginning to take BTC seriously, and even openly recognizing that institutions and financial sectors can reasonably allocate assets like BTC. This is definitely a positive for the entire ecosystem.
Second, the technical aspect is very particular. Currently, the market is oscillating repeatedly between 84,000 and 94,500. From the high point, it has already shrunk by 36%. Looking at the weekly chart, it has been sideways for 7 weeks, with weekly candle support around 88,000. Coincidentally, the spot ETF gap is also at this level. This price range is especially critical, not just a coincidence.
Third, and most importantly— a bull market without altcoins is not really a bull market. The true bagholders are still retail investors; the money comes from retail. Just like the housing market, if only institutions speculate and no residents enter, prices will eventually turn around. Only when a large number of retail investors follow the trend and buy in blindly can a real frenzy be triggered. Now, altcoins are falling as if there's no tomorrow, and they need to catch up.
In terms of operation, if the market dips again around 88,000, and the weekly candle support does not break below 86,500, you can gradually build long positions, with a stop-loss set at 79,500. A new round of market movement might really be starting.
This is my view, welcome to discuss. Lastly, a reminder— the end of a bull market often leaves everything in disarray, so don’t let greed cloud your judgment. $BTC $ETH $SOL
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 17h ago
Fuck your mother, it's the same retail investor sucker theory, I'm tired of hearing it.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 17h ago
Retail investors getting on board is the real bull market; this view is solid, and there is indeed significant room for altcoins to catch up.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 17h ago
Alright, but how many bullets do retail investors really have left? That's the question.
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ponzi_poet
· 18h ago
130,000 to 150,000? Bro, are you sleepwalking or have you really seen through something? I feel like the part about altcoins is a bit forced.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 18h ago
Well said, the key is still to wait for retail investors to enter the market; otherwise, institutions can't come up with new tricks.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 18h ago
Retail investors need to rely on altcoins to surge wildly; at this point, a rebound is indeed overdue.
#2026年比特币价格展望 Let's talk about Bitcoin. First, let me share my judgment— a new bull market is coming, targeting 130,000 to 150,000. Why do I say that? The reasons are actually quite solid.
First, regulation is indeed loosening. Governments and financial institutions around the world are gradually changing their stance, beginning to take BTC seriously, and even openly recognizing that institutions and financial sectors can reasonably allocate assets like BTC. This is definitely a positive for the entire ecosystem.
Second, the technical aspect is very particular. Currently, the market is oscillating repeatedly between 84,000 and 94,500. From the high point, it has already shrunk by 36%. Looking at the weekly chart, it has been sideways for 7 weeks, with weekly candle support around 88,000. Coincidentally, the spot ETF gap is also at this level. This price range is especially critical, not just a coincidence.
Third, and most importantly— a bull market without altcoins is not really a bull market. The true bagholders are still retail investors; the money comes from retail. Just like the housing market, if only institutions speculate and no residents enter, prices will eventually turn around. Only when a large number of retail investors follow the trend and buy in blindly can a real frenzy be triggered. Now, altcoins are falling as if there's no tomorrow, and they need to catch up.
In terms of operation, if the market dips again around 88,000, and the weekly candle support does not break below 86,500, you can gradually build long positions, with a stop-loss set at 79,500. A new round of market movement might really be starting.
This is my view, welcome to discuss. Lastly, a reminder— the end of a bull market often leaves everything in disarray, so don’t let greed cloud your judgment. $BTC $ETH $SOL