2025-12-30 01:23:49

Looking at the recent market trends makes it clear. Gold has surged past the 4500 mark, and silver has skyrocketed to over 70, reaching new highs. What is behind this? The US dollar index has fallen below 98 and continues to weaken. The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates 1-2 more times in 2026, and global liquidity is facing a new round of release. This easing cycle combined with the revaluation of risk assets means Bitcoin has plenty of reasons to rise.

Currently, BTC is oscillating repeatedly between 87k and 90k. There are voices in the market calling for a bear market, but frankly, this is a typical correction within a bull market, not a reversal signal. Every major cycle start is accompanied by such fluctuations and debates. Those who are timid now are often the ones who missed out in the past. Based on the macro liquidity injection pace and Bitcoin’s historical performance, reaching 150,000 by 2026 is not an overly aggressive expectation. Instead of obsessing over short-term volatility, it’s better to understand the underlying cyclical logic.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 17h ago

I've heard the liquidity release logic too many times. The problem is, past performance does not equal future results, and a good macro environment doesn't necessarily mean smart money will pour in. To put it simply, the current price fluctuations are more about a redistribution of power structures rather than a market correction in a bull run. The figure of 150,000... depends on the policy direction in the US and the actual positions of institutions to be more precise.

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FlashLoanKing

· 20h ago

Breaking below 98 USD is really a signal, precious metals are all running... This round of liquidity is indeed different. Wait, someone else is talking about a bear market? Bro, you haven't seen the last cycle, have you? 15w is considered aggressive? I don't think so, macro factors are right here. Short-term fluctuations don't need to be watched; the cycle is the real key. 87-90k fluctuating repeatedly is very normal; this is the rhythm of accumulation. People who missed out love to talk down the market, understand? Liquidity release has just begun; it's a bit early to panic now.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 21h ago

Gold and silver are both soaring, and the US dollar is still falling. This logic seems solid. Liquidity is being pushed out, how can BTC not rise? It's normal for 87-90k to fluctuate repeatedly. Isn't this what a bull market should look like? Those guys calling for a bear market are probably the ones who missed out on the last cycle. Is 150,000 really aggressive? If macro continues like this, why can't it break through? Don't be fooled by short-term fluctuations; it's important to understand the cycle, that's the key.

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WalletWhisperer

· 21h ago

The market is indeed speaking, but those who are calling for a bear at 87k really should review some history lessons. I believe in the 150,000 figure; the macro logic is right here. Another person missing out and calling for a bear? That's old routine. The dollar has already fallen below 98; can't you understand that liquidity overflow is a high-probability event? A bull market correction and a crash—it's a matter of perspective; the difference is like night and day. Breaking 150,000 is not a dream; the key is whether you can hold on.

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 21h ago

The dollar breaking below 98 is really a signal, gold and silver soaring together is not without reason. Breaking 150,000? Then just wait and see. Anyway, those who are bearish now are the ones who missed out back then. The fluctuations between 87k and 90k will pass once you endure them. The easing cycle is here, and you're still hesitant? You need to jump on this wave. Why get tangled in the short term? If you're optimistic, just accumulate. I've figured this out. With the Fed's rate cut expectations so clear, how can anyone still be bearish? Haha. The difference between a bear market correction and a bull market correction is whether you have chips. Anxiety before a breakout, regret after a breakout—an eternal story.

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MetaMuskRat

· 21h ago

Alright, it's the same macro narrative again. The dollar weakens, gold rises, then Bitcoin must go up? I've heard this logic too many times. But honestly, the 15w figure is indeed tempting... Now, those who are bearish are really a bit funny, still worrying about a bull market correction. Can breaking 15w really happen in 26 years? I always feel it's a bit uncertain. Cycle theories in circles, anyway, I am both holding and anxious. Short-term is indeed an adjustment, but repeatedly testing 87-90k is really annoying. Instead of listening to stories, it's better to see if the Federal Reserve will actually cut rates. The loose cycle thing has been talked about for five years, is it reliable every time?

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ParallelChainMaxi

· 21h ago

Gold and silver are both hitting new highs, and the US dollar is still declining. The logical chain is so clear. When the liquidity easing cycle begins, can Bitcoin not rise? Breaking 150,000 is indeed not aggressive; the key is not to be scared off by the 87-90k fluctuations. History will repeat itself. The group that is bearish is often the one that didn't get in during 2023. In the face of macro cycles, obsessing over short-term fluctuations is just a waste of brain cells. This round of Federal Reserve rate cuts is just the beginning of the feast in the crypto world.

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MEVictim

· 21h ago

Honestly, once again we see bearish predictions. When will these people learn their lesson? The new highs in gold and silver have been signaling for a while, and the devaluation of the US dollar is nothing new. The key point is that the liquidity game in 2026 is still ongoing, and Bitcoin is still in a tug-of-war. The real show has just begun. The 150,000 target isn't that crazy; it all depends on whether you're willing to hold on. If it breaks down and then says it's a bear market, it's really annoying how these people keep saying that. The 87-90k level is just a normal correction; insisting on turning a bull into a bear shows some real issues with their thinking. The macro game is right here; liquidity won't deceive us.

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