Will the finish line of 1.15 million US dollars be crossed by the end of the year? This question has been discussed back and forth recently.
First, let's look at a phenomenon: market sentiment is always lagging. During a bear market, projects are criticized as scams, and when a bull market arrives, people scramble to grab tokens—this script plays out year after year. But this time is a bit different; the rules of the game are being rewritten.
**Funds are voting with their feet** The approval of Shanzhai coin ETFs has been gradually granted, sending a clear signal: compliance is no longer just a slogan. Mainstream capital is flooding into assets that have obtained "entry permits," with premiums continuing to rise; meanwhile, projects that linger in the gray area are visibly experiencing a depletion of liquidity. This differentiation is not a short-term fluctuation, but the beginning of a long-term trend. Entering compliant targets now comes at a cost much lower than at the peak of the bull market.
**Macroeconomic data provides the answer** U.S. stocks rose after the Thanksgiving holiday instead of falling, and the bulls couldn't hold back. CME data shows that the probability of a rate cut in December has soared to 86.4%, and funds are already positioning themselves in advance. $BTC followed the rebound and stabilized above the short-term resistance level, but caution is needed for the "sell the news" trap on December 10 — Powell's speech and the dot plot may release hawkish signals, as the probability of a rate cut in January next year is only 23%.
**After a rapid rise, time is needed** #香港稳定币监管框架 A rapid V-shaped recovery often does not last long; a truly healthy rise requires experiencing corrections and fluctuations, allowing for sufficient turnover of positions. Once the bottom structure is completed and a new trend begins, the target of $150,000 will have sustainability. The current position is similar to the eve of last year's bull market; this kind of entry window appears only once every few years.
Those who wake up early position compliant assets at low levels, those who wake up late chase after rising prices at high levels, and those who do not wake up are shaken out of the market. The $BTC crypto market never waits for those who hesitate.
Do you think that after the interest rate cut in December, Bitcoin will break through directly or will it first make a second pullback?
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 12-03 11:36
Compliance is really coming this time, it's not just a slogan. We have to get past that hurdle on December 10th. As soon as the hawkish signal came out, it was a slap in the face. Don't be fooled by the probability of a rate cut.
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metaverse_hermit
· 12-03 08:17
150,000 is a bit of a magical number, it feels like it's been overhyped, but looking at compliant assets, there is indeed a divergence, and the liquidity drying up in gray projects really hits the mark.
After that crucial speech about Bitcoin on December 10th, there's a high probability there will be a pullback. Powell won't let the bulls get too comfortable.
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GasBankrupter
· 12-01 17:43
Compliance assets are indeed differentiating, projects in the gray area are no longer viable. However, 150,000 dollars before the end of the year? I still think we need to get past the 10th first; if Powell sends a hawkish signal, there will be a pullback, and those who position themselves at lower levels will be the winners.
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SwapWhisperer
· 11-30 12:05
Wow, can we really hit this number of 150,000? It still feels a bit unrealistic.
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GasWaster
· 11-30 11:56
ngl the 150k btc copium is getting tired, but yeah the compliance narrative actually slaps this time... watched my gas fees evaporate on failed txs during the last pump so I'm def not fomo-ing into shitcoins rn lol
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faded_wojak.eth
· 11-30 11:52
Compliance in this wave is really eating away at projects in the gray area, and the Liquidity exhaustion is visibly apparent. But can 150,000 really reach the target before the end of the year? I still think we need to build a bottom through fluctuations first; after a rapid rise, it won't break through so quickly.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 11-30 11:51
The compliance ETF really is filtering people out this time, the gray projects are doomed. But can it really reach 150,000? I'm still a bit skeptical...
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If Powell takes a hawkish stance that day, the expectations for December will be in vain; this trick is played every year.
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Those who laid out positions at low levels are indeed enjoying it, but I feel like I'm being played for a sucker when chasing the price...
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A quick V-shaped recovery might actually be more dangerous, hasn't every time that really soared had to retrace a few times in between?
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The premium on compliant assets feels like a trap set for retail investors, waiting for the dumb buyers to come in at high positions before flipping the script.
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LayerZeroHero
· 11-30 11:46
If Powell sends a hawkish signal, this rebound will instantly become a tool for dumb buyers... I think it's precarious.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 11-30 11:45
This wave of compliance is indeed different, but I am more concerned about when those gray projects will be able to turn things around. It feels like they've been stuck in my hands for a long time.
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SelfStaking
· 11-30 11:45
The differentiation in compliance this time is indeed harsh; the coins in the gray area have long been unwanted, and it's a bit late to realize it now. Can we really reach the 150,000 threshold by the end of the year? I personally think we need to get through Powell's hurdle first.
Will the finish line of 1.15 million US dollars be crossed by the end of the year? This question has been discussed back and forth recently.
First, let's look at a phenomenon: market sentiment is always lagging. During a bear market, projects are criticized as scams, and when a bull market arrives, people scramble to grab tokens—this script plays out year after year. But this time is a bit different; the rules of the game are being rewritten.
**Funds are voting with their feet**
The approval of Shanzhai coin ETFs has been gradually granted, sending a clear signal: compliance is no longer just a slogan. Mainstream capital is flooding into assets that have obtained "entry permits," with premiums continuing to rise; meanwhile, projects that linger in the gray area are visibly experiencing a depletion of liquidity. This differentiation is not a short-term fluctuation, but the beginning of a long-term trend. Entering compliant targets now comes at a cost much lower than at the peak of the bull market.
**Macroeconomic data provides the answer**
U.S. stocks rose after the Thanksgiving holiday instead of falling, and the bulls couldn't hold back. CME data shows that the probability of a rate cut in December has soared to 86.4%, and funds are already positioning themselves in advance. $BTC followed the rebound and stabilized above the short-term resistance level, but caution is needed for the "sell the news" trap on December 10 — Powell's speech and the dot plot may release hawkish signals, as the probability of a rate cut in January next year is only 23%.
**After a rapid rise, time is needed**
#香港稳定币监管框架 A rapid V-shaped recovery often does not last long; a truly healthy rise requires experiencing corrections and fluctuations, allowing for sufficient turnover of positions. Once the bottom structure is completed and a new trend begins, the target of $150,000 will have sustainability. The current position is similar to the eve of last year's bull market; this kind of entry window appears only once every few years.
Those who wake up early position compliant assets at low levels, those who wake up late chase after rising prices at high levels, and those who do not wake up are shaken out of the market. The $BTC crypto market never waits for those who hesitate.
Do you think that after the interest rate cut in December, Bitcoin will break through directly or will it first make a second pullback?