2025-12-30 02:23:41

The performance since 2025 has not been very satisfactory, but from another perspective, this could be the lowest point for Bitcoin in the next ten years. There are similar cases in history: around 2000, the Bank of England sold off large amounts of gold reserves, and at that time, gold prices showed no improvement for three years. However, once the selling was completed, gold subsequently experienced a tenfold increase. Sometimes, the most difficult moments hide the greatest opportunities. The extreme pessimism in the market is precisely the best window for long-term investors.

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RatioHunter

· 6h ago

The bottom signal is so obvious, what are you still hesitating for? --- I remember the wave of gold sales by the Bank of England, which was basically creating panic to give big players a chance to buy in. --- Ten-year lows? Wake up, five years from now, looking back at the current prices might make you cry. --- Extreme pessimism is the opposite of extreme greed; this is old advice. --- True long-term players should now be quietly increasing their positions, instead of posting all day. --- History will repeat itself, but not exactly the same. Don't apply the gold rules directly to BTC. --- The most difficult part now isn't recognizing the bottom, but mental resilience. Only those who can endure will profit. --- I've seen articles like this in every bear market, but the most people get trapped are still the majority.

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LightningLady

· 6h ago

The wave of gold was indeed fierce, but can history be repeated? Can it happen this time? Let's wait and see. --- Everyone says to buy on dips, but who the hell really has the money to throw in? Easy to say. --- Lowest point in ten years? Ha, they said the same five years ago. --- Honestly, we can't see through the central bank's level of dumping, but greedy people are definitely picking up bargains. --- Stay calm, stay calm. Hearing that pessimism is an opportunity all the time gets annoying. You need to withstand both your mindset and your account. --- The case of the Bank of England is a bit outrageous. Bitcoin isn't a national asset. --- Wait, isn't this logic a bit too perfect? When has the market ever cooperated so perfectly with a script? --- The key is to survive until that tenfold increase arrives. What about the risks?

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MEVvictim

· 6h ago

Hmm... This logic still sounds a bit too optimistic, but it does have some truth to it. Can history repeat itself? That’s the real question. --- I've heard people say the bottom is here too many times haha. But ten times? Then I’ll just listen to the story. --- Someone said the same thing last year, and the result was... Never mind, I won’t complain. Long-term holders do make more than us. --- The British gold-buff analogy feels a bit stiff, but at least it has historical basis. The hard part is whether we can really wait for that day. --- Extreme pessimism is actually an opportunity, but this is the easiest way to get chopped up. --- The window is just a window; the problem is you need bullets to get on board.

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 6h ago

I've heard the story of the Bank of England's gold sell-off too many times... But on the other hand, there is indeed a strange sense of calm now, everyone is waiting for the next move. Saying it's the lowest point in ten years might be too absolute, but this wave is indeed different.

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