2026-01-03 10:00:13

#数字资产动态追踪 Recently, Bitcoin's correction has not been as severe as expected. Compared to the volatility cycles of the past four or five years, this round of correction is relatively mild, and the underlying logic is worth pondering.

Industry analysts believe that the 2025 $BTC market will be a bit different. The key change lies in the large-scale opening of spot ETFs—this has completely changed the way traditional funds enter the market. Previously, retail investors chased gains and sold off, but now institutional funds are coming in, and their operational strategies follow the macroeconomic rhythm, naturally smoothing out the volatility.

Regarding the future trend, there is quite a heated debate in the market. The pessimists think that $BTC may face a deeper correction, possibly falling back to lower price levels. But the optimists are not convinced—they are betting on a surge to $150,000 by the end of the year, and some even set a target of $250,000 for 2027.

Now, Bitcoin and $ETH have truly entered the realm of traditional finance, crossing that threshold. But to gain full societal recognition like gold? Based on the current pace, it might take another 5 to 10 years.

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OnchainHolmes

· 01-06 04:12

The institution taking over is basically just an upgraded way of harvesting the little guys, haha.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 01-05 00:06

Institutional takeover indeed changed the game, and the retail trading logic has gradually become ineffective.

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DegenGambler

· 01-03 10:29

Institutional entry really changes the game, doesn't it? The crazy pump-and-dump days of retail investors are gone for good; it's a bit boring. 150,000? I'm betting it'll drop to 30,000 before I decide. ETFs are just making the crypto world more and more "normal," losing its soul. Five to ten years to become like gold? Wake up, buddy, you'll never get there. Gentle correction? I think it's just institutions building positions. The current volatility settling down is not a good thing at all; it means retail investors have lost their say.

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GateUser-6bc33122

· 01-03 10:09

Institutional funding entering the market has truly changed the game; retail traders' old strategies of chasing highs and selling lows are no longer effective.

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On-ChainDiver

· 01-03 10:08

Institutional entry really changes the game, but I think those calling for 150,000 are a bit too optimistic.

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ProtocolRebel

· 01-03 10:05

Institutional funds coming in and the volatility actually calming down? I don't think so; this round of adjustment is just institutions shaking the market. --- $250,000 in 2027? Ha, let's see if I can survive until then first. --- Will ETF opening change the game? Wake up, it's still the same old trick of harvesting the crops. --- It takes 5 to 10 years to be like gold? I can't bet on such a long-term game. --- Saying that volatility has calmed down is a joke; it's just a different way of cutting. --- Now entering the traditional financial sphere? Don't be fooled; it's just the beginning. --- Bitcoin this round is mild? Mildly cutting my kidneys, is it? --- Institutions coming in makes it more stable? Can this logic really hold? --- Ending the year at 150,000 isn't a dream, but entering now is just gambling. --- Still have to wait 5 to 10 years, then I'll just trade other things first.

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VibesOverCharts

· 01-03 10:01

Institutional entry indeed changes the game, but 150,000? I think it's still uncertain until the end of the year, let's wait and see.

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