Interestingly, a research team from a leading analysis institution recently provided a rather pessimistic forecast - Bitcoin is expected to fall to between $60,000 and $65,000 in the first half of 2026, while Ether may return to a level of $1,800 to $2,000. No sooner had the statement been made than an "endorsement" phenomenon occurred within the institution, with relevant individuals urgently stepping forward to remedy the situation, and even the head of the institution had to retweet a clarification.

To be honest, this kind of lack of consistency is very common in the crypto world. But what's even more amusing is that the same group of people turns around and shouts that Ethereum will reach $8,000 by the end of December—it's important to note that the logical gap between this target and their own fall prediction is enough to make any rational investor scratch their head.

But you have to admit that this kind of "shouting despite knowing it's impossible" at least reflects a certain persistence. Sometimes the market is like this: predictions sway left and right, but the direction of betting remains steadfast. Whether this is a deep understanding of the market or purely a psychological game, only time can provide the answer. Anyway, the excitement is indeed exciting.