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After looking at the price predictions for Bitcoin from various institutions this year, I have to say they are getting it wrong very quickly.
At the beginning of the year, many institutions confidently set target prices, especially those that clearly pointed to predictions of $200,000 to $250,000. What happened? Basically, none of them came to fruition. These predicting institutions range from traditional financial giants to research teams in the crypto ecosystem. Their analytical frameworks, team compositions, and data models all sound very professional, but in the end, they collectively failed.
What does this indicate? The Bitcoin market still has too many variables that exceed the capacity of conventional predictive models. Policy trends, macroeconomic conditions, and capital flows are fundamentally unpredictable. Instead of blindly following institutional predictions, it is more solid to understand the market logic on your own.
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20 to 25K? Laughing to death, I should have known these guys would just make big promises.
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Rather than trusting them, it's better to trust your own instincts. Who's been accurate in predictions these days?
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Once the policy comes out, all predictions are useless, really.
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Crash, crash, it’s always like this. Who still believes it?
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After a year of predictions, I feel like I should figure things out myself.
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Why can't these institutional models just learn? They’ve been this accurate year after year.
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Basically, there are too many variables to control, who can really predict?
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It's quite funny. Those big V influencers hyped it up so much, now it’s just awkward.
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Self-realization is the way to go, or else you'll just get cut.
Predictions can never keep up with the rapid changes in the market; you still have to figure it out yourself.
200,000 to 250,000? Haha, dream on.
Institutional predictions are no different from gambling; believe it or not.
The more people predict the same direction, the easier it is to get it wrong.
Instead of listening to their nonsense, it's better to watch the actual flow of funds.
Institutional predictions are meant to be countered, if you really believe them, you're foolish.
It's more reliable to analyze the market yourself, don't be fooled.
No prediction, no matter how professional, can outweigh a policy announcement.
This model should have been discarded long ago, it's completely useless.
Instead of listening to this, it's better to look at on-chain data more.
They are always so certain, yet every time it ends up failing, it's really absurd.
But to be fair, we haven't been right very often either, haha.
Those who follow the institutions will have to Cut Loss, that's the rule.
Thinking for yourself is more valuable than anything else, this saying is true.
No matter how professional these people sound, it’s useless; in the end, they still get beaten up by the market.
200,000 to 250,000? I think they are just telling stories.
Those who truly make money always do the opposite; don’t believe their trap.
The market is chaotic; it’s strange if anyone can truly predict it.
Instead of waiting for them to be slapped in the face next time, it’s better to learn to read the charts yourself.
Don't ask me how I know, I've heard the 200,000 prediction so many times last year...
In reality, Bitcoin is just a casino, nobody can predict it, not even me.
Ultimately, it’s just that there are too many black swans, no one can handle it.
Rather than listening to these so-called professional analyses, it’s better to watch the market more yourself.
Predictions will never keep up with the rapid changes.
200,000 to 250,000? Laughable, the market doesn't play by the rules at all.
This is why I never trust any institutional target prices.
Avoid crowded places; reverse operations are the hard truth.
It's no surprise that institutions fail; I'm used to it.
What seems professional is actually just following a template, unreliable.