#战略性加仓BTC Is there still a chance for Bitcoin in 2026? An interesting question.
Looking back at this year, the market has indeed been quite volatile. $BTC reached a new high of $126,000, driven by ample liquidity, continuous institutional buying, and the halving effect still in play. But the volatility has also been significant, with various noises and short-selling sentiments occasionally hitting the market.
Looking further ahead, the environment in 2026 feels somewhat familiar—loose monetary policies may continue, economic stimulus plans are in the works, regulatory frameworks are gradually being clarified, and retail enthusiasm hasn't truly cooled down. This scene is quite similar to the night before the big surge during the 2020 pandemic.
Quantitative tightening may be implemented, liquidity expectations could improve, and policy attitudes might become clearer... When these conditions stack up, Bitcoin might have another chance to stage a "speeding up" rally. The question is, when and how high it can go depends on the real flow of money in the market.
Whether it consolidates or breaks out, the answer is in the hands of the market.
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CountdownToBroke
· 6h ago
Oh no, it's that same storyline from 2020 again, it really made me laugh.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 6h ago
126,000 are already so active, what can we expect in 2026... The loose policy has been talked about for so many years, but ultimately it depends on whether institutions are really willing to spend money.
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CoinCycleLittleWisdom1
· 7h ago
Today, BTC is mainly consolidating with a weak trend. The current price is approximately $87,100, down 3.01% from yesterday. The intraday volatility has narrowed, and trading volume continues to shrink [ref_2]. Market participation is low, and both bulls and bears are temporarily at a standstill. Support levels are focused on the $86,000-$86,500 range, while resistance is at the $88,500-$89,000 range [ref_10]. Based on recent market conditions, the weakening liquidity at the end of the year and institutional deleveraging operations may be the main reasons for the consolidation. If the support levels are effectively broken, a deep correction could be triggered. Have you been paying attention to the行情 of other cryptocurrencies recently?
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 7h ago
Wait a minute, it's still too early to talk about 2026. Let's see if we can hold the 12.6 level this year first... Liquidity is abundant and sounds good, but with such high borrowing rates, it's really dangerous. Once policies shift, the domino effect could start at any moment, and we might see a chain of liquidations again. Retail enthusiasm hasn't cooled down? Then we need to be even more cautious. Usually, this is when risks are most heavily accumulated.
#战略性加仓BTC Is there still a chance for Bitcoin in 2026? An interesting question.
Looking back at this year, the market has indeed been quite volatile. $BTC reached a new high of $126,000, driven by ample liquidity, continuous institutional buying, and the halving effect still in play. But the volatility has also been significant, with various noises and short-selling sentiments occasionally hitting the market.
Looking further ahead, the environment in 2026 feels somewhat familiar—loose monetary policies may continue, economic stimulus plans are in the works, regulatory frameworks are gradually being clarified, and retail enthusiasm hasn't truly cooled down. This scene is quite similar to the night before the big surge during the 2020 pandemic.
Quantitative tightening may be implemented, liquidity expectations could improve, and policy attitudes might become clearer... When these conditions stack up, Bitcoin might have another chance to stage a "speeding up" rally. The question is, when and how high it can go depends on the real flow of money in the market.
Whether it consolidates or breaks out, the answer is in the hands of the market.