CZ recently made another statement, saying that Bitcoin is about to hit a new all-time high. Coincidentally, Musk has also started talking openly about Bitcoin at this time. With the level these two are at, they never speak lightly.

You have to understand Musk—he only speaks up when the trend is already clear and the big picture is set. Why? He doesn't need to buy the dip; he just needs to go with the flow and hype things up. The main players are most afraid of top tech influencers like him getting involved. Once they step in, the original trend is forced to go through a few more cycles. So these guys are the real barometers of major capital's intentions.

As for CZ's "I predict there will be more all-time highs soon," many people might think it's just routine hype. But the data is there: after the four previous times he publicly predicted Bitcoin would hit new highs, each time was followed by a major rally. The specific time points were December 2020, December 2024, June 2025, and again just yesterday, December 2025.

Let me be blunt—the most explosive phase for Bitcoin isn't usually at the beginning or halfway up, but rather at the end of the bull market. Some have calculated that starting from the $80,000 mark, Bitcoin could still have 150% to 200% upside. The previous two cycles saw gains of 120% and 70%, respectively.

However, altcoins don't necessarily have to wait for Bitcoin to reach $120,000 before they move. Every Bitcoin pullback is actually a window for capital to be redistributed in the market. In the last cycle, Ethereum surged from $1,400 to $5,000 during a period when Bitcoin was dropping. With the right timing, altcoins can be even more explosive than mainstream coins.