BTC just broke 80k and now everyone is shouting 100k? Market: Are you here to invest or to make wishes?

When Bitcoin hit $80k, the atmosphere in the crypto world became sweeter. Social circles started to "revive," and KOLs began drawing charts of 100k, 120k, and even 150k. The question is: Is this rally a charge, or a test of the situation?
Let's pour some cold water first—it's unlikely to directly surge to 100k in the short term. The reason is simple: integer milestones amplify disagreements. 80,000 is not just a price point; it's also a psychological battleground. Some are taking profits, some are chasing high, and bulls and bears are clashing here.
But don’t be too pessimistic. This rally has an advantage: healthy rhythm. No extreme volume spikes, and no widespread FOMO, indicating that the main players are still "controlling the pace," not the final frenzy.
A more realistic path is:
High-level consolidation → Pullback for confirmation → Re-attack.
And what about Ethereum?
It now acts like a "good student," rising along with Bitcoin but not stealing the spotlight. But the historical pattern is clear: BTC sets the stage, ETH performs the show.
When Bitcoin rises to a point that makes people "a bit hesitant to chase," funds will start looking for assets with higher elasticity, and ETH is often the first stop.
In one sentence:
BTC is responsible for setting the direction, ETH for amplifying gains.
100k is not a problem, but it won't be a full throttle push all the way.
#美债收益率破5%