#数字资产市场动态 The four-year cycle of Bitcoin has not yet reached its end, or has it already concluded? ReserveOne investment officer Sebastian Beau says it's still uncertain. Opinions in the market vary, and that peak in October might be a precursor to the downturn in 2026.
Interestingly, retail investors have been quite active lately, and frequent buying and selling is one of the reasons for Bitcoin's correction at the end of the year. However, institutional investors are gradually buying in, which has somewhat stabilized the decline.
Senior trader Peter Brandt made a prediction: Bitcoin might drop to $60,000 around Q3 2026. Hougan believes that although the Trump administration has shown some improvement in its attitude toward the crypto space, the actual impact on prices is limited—what really matters is clear regulatory positioning, which is more meaningful.
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RugpullSurvivor
· 12h ago
Retail investors are buying the dip again, while institutions are eating the meat and we're just having the broth.
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shadowy_supercoder
· 12h ago
Another bunch of "possible" and "uncertain," these analysts just love to play this game.
Institutions are secretly accumulating, while retail investors are still buying at high levels. Interesting.
Let's wait until Q3 2026 to see. There's no point in talking about it now.
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LayerZeroHero
· 12h ago
Institutions are quietly accumulating, while retail investors are still chasing highs and selling lows. The gap is really...
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MetaLord420
· 12h ago
Retail investors are again chasing highs and selling lows; it's the institutions slowly accumulating that are the real tough ones.
#数字资产市场动态 The four-year cycle of Bitcoin has not yet reached its end, or has it already concluded? ReserveOne investment officer Sebastian Beau says it's still uncertain. Opinions in the market vary, and that peak in October might be a precursor to the downturn in 2026.
Interestingly, retail investors have been quite active lately, and frequent buying and selling is one of the reasons for Bitcoin's correction at the end of the year. However, institutional investors are gradually buying in, which has somewhat stabilized the decline.
Senior trader Peter Brandt made a prediction: Bitcoin might drop to $60,000 around Q3 2026. Hougan believes that although the Trump administration has shown some improvement in its attitude toward the crypto space, the actual impact on prices is limited—what really matters is clear regulatory positioning, which is more meaningful.