Assuming that $BTC has two additional upward cycles with diminishing returns. Tenjo’s projections: • The bottom in 2026 at $40,000–$45K • The top in 2029 at $215,000–$230K • The bottom in 2030 at $80,000=$85K • The top in 2033 at $315,000–$330K • The bottom in 2034 at $125,000–$130K If the “market crowd” grants us two additional upward cycles with diminishing returns, then buying this bottom and holding until the bottom in 2034 would result in an annual return of roughly 25%. 1. The models break, and this model will adapt over time. 2. The on-screen speakers were betting on $1M Bitcoin during the past two cycles, and they will continue talking about it during the next two cycles as well. 3. Something happens and the door closes on any additional upward cycles. 4. Continued holding becomes less attractive. 5. Still excellent for swing trades to accumulate more. Do you think we will see two additional upward cycles? What do you think of this kind of analysis? #GateStocksZeroFees $BTC ‌ $GT ‌ $ETH ‌

#BTC Let’s briefly talk about the current Bitcoin market conditions Currently, BTC is holding around $63,400 in a narrow range, with little movement over the past 24 hours; the market’s long vs. short battle has entered a stalemate. Let’s break down the two key factors affecting things right now: 1、ETF flows have been showing steady, small outflows; institutional incremental capital in the short term is insufficient, making it difficult to see a continuous one-way rally; 2、Geopolitical news disruptions keep coming in; once a sudden development appears, it can easily trigger a spike-like volatility, and the risk appetite of leveraged contract capital remains high. From the range perspective: the key near-term support is $61,000–$62,000, while resistance is $64,500–$65,500. In the short term, it’s likely to keep grinding within the range. 💡Personal thoughts: At this stage, the market is choppy and repetitive, so it isn’t suitable for frequent heavy-position trading. For short-term traders, strict control of leverage and stop-loss is required; for long-term holders, more attention should be paid to medium- to long-term signals such as Fed policy and ETF fund flows. ⚠️Important reminder: This content is only for personal market information recap and discussion and does not constitute any investment advice. Crypto markets are extremely volatile—please manage risk on your own when trading. What do you think BTC will do in the near term: test support first or push up to challenge the resistance above? Share your thoughts in the comments!$BTC