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Regarding the market trends of Bitcoin and Solana, observing the performance over the past two months reveals a clear pattern: whenever Bitcoin attempts to decline, SOL often leads the way in stopping the fall and rebounding.
The delayed rebound of SOL will eventually come, it's just a matter of timing. For now, our only task is to wait for Bitcoin to stabilize.
Here, I don't intend to pretend to be a prophet and give you a wild prediction for the next half month. Making forecasts that are half right and half wrong isn't very meaningful; just take it as a joke to listen to.
However, from a monthly perspective, there is a chance for Bitcoin to push towards $100,000 before the end of the year. After breaking through, it may oscillate around this level to confirm support. The traditional "fish tail market" from October to December often appears, and as we enter the New Year, especially the Spring Festival cycle, various small coins tend to start moving, and the overall market will gradually warm up.
On the other hand, if it is truly a bull turning into a bear, the price would have already repeatedly tested the $80,000 to $90,000 range, and wouldn't give traders the opportunity to short at over $90,000.
The market's bearish voices are surprisingly consistent—they mostly think the gains are too large or liquidity has weakened. But if this logic holds, it’s worth looking back at the 2023 bull run. During that period, the market nearly experienced monthly drops of 10%-15%, and Bitcoin once approached $16,000. Ultimately, it proved to be the best entry point of this cycle.
If that historical period feels too distant, then recall Ethereum at $1,300 — which was just earlier this year.
Why are the main players hesitating around $90,000? It’s simply to break the mentality of long positions, making traders feel the market might head back into a bear trend and preventing a breakthrough of the $100,000 mark. But once that level is surpassed, the market will immediately polarize— even those initially optimistic bulls might turn bearish, looking to re-enter longs at $80,000 to $90,000.
My judgment is that once the market breaks above $100,000, a brief adjustment will quickly push it up to $120,000 or even higher.
To be honest, I’ve figured out the main force’s repeated tactic of tormenting people around 90,000, just to make your mindset explode.
History will repeat itself, just believe in that.
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SOL's recent rebound is like an appetizer before the main course; the real feast has yet to come.
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The 90,000 level has been tested repeatedly, but it's just to shake out those whose mindset isn't steady.
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I bet the 100,000 hurdle will be broken, and then the pessimists will be caught off guard.
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Instead of listening to predictions, it's better to look at history—those who bought at 16,000 are laughing last.
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It's easy to say SOL, but we need BTC to stabilize truly before there's a real play.
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Liquidity weakening? When ETH was only 1,300 last year, did you say liquidity was strong?
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Ending the year above 100,000, with various small coins dancing during the Spring Festival—this cycle is far from over.
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Repeatedly knocking on the 70,000 to 80,000 level is a clear sign of a bear market; dragging on now is just the main players' routine.
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I left some positions at the 120,000 level; if it breaks below 100,000, I'll move out.
The $100,000 threshold is indeed intriguing; the main players' aggressive moves indicate there’s definitely something behind it.
No matter how unanimous the bearish voices are, it’s useless; history will repeat itself.
Let's see if the big pancake can give face to these 100,000. If you ask me, the main force sticking at 90,000 is just collecting the last tears of the leek.
History is always astonishingly similar, but wallets are always unexpectedly poor, so everyone do your best.
Breaking through 100,000 is the real start; before that, it's all ticket-buying stages. Do you agree?
SOL this guy truly can't be seen through, but following the big pancake won't be too far off, just don't know if our cost can reach that position.