2025-12-30 02:22:22

A partner at a well-known investment firm recently shared their outlook for 2026, sparking quite a bit of discussion in the community—BTC could surge to $150,000, and tech giants like Google and Meta might start to develop digital wallets.

The logic behind this prediction is actually quite interesting: the crypto market is moving from the fringes to the mainstream, transforming from a niche community into a foundational infrastructure. If the supply of stablecoins truly grows by 60%, liquidity in the market will be significantly released, and this capital will need to find a home.

This stage is often when projects with strong community support and resilient vitality are most likely to absorb this influx of capital. Institutional entry, asset rebalancing, ecosystem expansion—these changes could be just around the corner. Many are discussing how to position themselves early in this upcoming wave.

Of course, markets are unpredictable, and any investment decision should still be based on thorough research and individual risk tolerance.

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Blockblind

· 3h ago

150,000? Come on, this kind of talk is always the same every year. I believe Google and Meta are entering the market, but when it comes to retail investors making money, institutions have already left. A 60% growth in stablecoins sounds impressive, but will this money really flow into small-cap coins? Most of the people who positioned themselves early in this wave of market movement are probably trying to harvest the latecomers' gains. Seeing people in the chat room making plans, I become even more cautious.

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ApeShotFirst

· 6h ago

Whoa, $150,000? Google and Meta are entering the scene? This is really taking off now, brothers.

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ShibaMillionairen't

· 6h ago

150,000 dollars? LOL, same old story, I hear it every year. Google and Meta really coming in? I’d be surprised. The surge in stablecoins is indeed tempting, but does this liquidity really flow into our hands? Community-strong projects? Sounds good, but honestly, it all depends on the mood of the big players. Stop with the empty talk; holding spot assets passively is the real strategy. Listening to institutional strategies is fine, but don’t think of yourself as an institution. Who makes money in this round? It all depends on luck. Don’t overtrust predictions. Again with the research? I just want to relax and win, is that okay?

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FUDwatcher

· 6h ago

$150,000? Just listen and don't take it seriously. --- Google and Meta are working on wallets, now that's the real highlight. --- Stablecoins surged by 60%... feels like another sign of a wave of retail investors getting caught? --- Projects with strong community support are indeed more resilient, but now everyone entering is probably a gambler. --- Every time, people say the market changes in an instant, so what’s the point of discussing it haha. --- Institutions have been entering for a thousand times, but when will they really come? --- Instead of planning, it's better to first figure out how much money you still have in your pocket. --- Liquidity release = bubble expansion, this logic also works in reverse. --- 2026 is too far away, I’ll wait until 2025 to see. --- Big companies are really entering, but are they here to compete or to harvest us?

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BuyTheTop

· 6h ago

Is it the same old story again? Just a 60% increase in stablecoins can boost the entire market? I feel like I've heard this before last year.

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StakeOrRegret

· 7h ago

$150,000? Just listen, don't take it seriously. I’ll only believe it if Google and Meta really come in. A 60% surge in stablecoins—where does this data come from? Is there a source? Institutional entry is real, but retail investors getting cut is also true. If the community has consensus, there’s a chance—that’s for sure. Rather than making predictions, it’s better to study the projects themselves. Liquidity release ≠ you can buy the bottom; don’t get your hopes up too high.

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