2025-12-26 14:22:29

After nearly a month of repeated bottom fluctuations, Bitcoin's energy accumulation has become quite sufficient. This position is a good opportunity to get on board— as long as you can hold it.

A more conservative approach is to build positions gradually within the 86,000 to 88,000 range. But to be honest, sometimes timing the entry is more crucial than waiting for a lower price. Once the market starts moving, good prices can quickly disappear.

Let's first look at three core targets:

First target: 91,000
Second target: 94,500
Third target: 98,000

If the price can stabilize above this key support level of 98,000, it essentially confirms the major upward trend. Once broken through, at this pace, it could even surge toward 150,000. That would be a true new all-time high.

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StrawberryIce

· 1h ago

Holding on is the key, I’m optimistic about this wave, just afraid of being soft --- Entering at 86000 feels okay, but once the market picks up, everything becomes late --- That hurdle at 98000 is right, only a real breakthrough counts --- 150000? Let’s first see if we can stabilize above 91000 --- After such a long period of fluctuation, it’s just eating up chips. It’s not too late to get on now --- The idea of building positions in batches is solid, just worried about missing good prices --- As for all-time highs and such, let’s first earn the money in front of us --- Being able to hold is true skill; I only know how to watch, not wait --- I marked the 94500 point, will add to my position then --- Honestly, you still need to understand the market rhythm; otherwise, getting in the morning is pointless --- Why does it feel like every time I regret not getting in at the critical moment

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GasFeeSobber

· 3h ago

You have to hold on, that's the key. I see too many people losing their composure. Waiting for 88,000? I'm afraid I won't be able to wait until it takes off. The 98,000 level must be stabilized; otherwise, it's a false breakout. I've seen this trick too many times. Targeting 150,000 is a bit ambitious, but I like it. Let's go. It's better to enter in batches; don't go all in at once. That's basic operation. Is setting the new all-time high flag a bit premature? First, let's see if 91,000 can hold. It all depends on who can sit on the sidelines before the surge.

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MEVHunterWang

· 4h ago

Hold on? Easier said than done. I thought the same last time, and I got stuck for two months. Can I push to 150k? Let's first get past 98,000. Right now, it's all just predictions. 86 to 88 in batches? I'm just worried that if I end up in the lowest tier, it will drop below 86, and that would be even more embarrassing.

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AirdropLicker

· 4h ago

Holding on is the key, I'm just worried that when it hits 98,000, I'll still be hesitating whether to take profits or not. Everyone says wait for a dip, but in the end, they miss the entire market. I've seen this happen too many times. Is it better to buy at 86,000 or now? Honestly, it’s not much different. The main thing is not to get scared out by a pullback. 150,000 sounds great, but honestly, let's see if it can stabilize above 98,000 first. Building positions in batches is the right approach, but don’t split them too finely, as it can be mentally exhausting. Whether this wave can reach a new all-time high depends on the next two weeks. It feels promising.

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Whale_Whisperer

· 4h ago

Holding on is the key, this round really has good positioning. Waiting for a dip is not as good as timing the right moment; let's see if 98,000 can hold steady. Gradually buy in in batches, don't go all in at once. Lock in the first wave of profits at 91,000, play it safe. Only when 98,000 is broken is it a true confirmation; otherwise, it's all fake. If the momentum really pushes to 150,000, I’ll explode. After grinding at the bottom for so long, it won't be for nothing; action is needed. Don't miss the window between 86,000-88,000; we don't know when the next one will come. Timing the entry is more important than bottom fishing, very true. 150,000? Don't boast yet, hold the 98,000 first.

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MetaverseVagrant

· 4h ago

Holding on is the key. Why do I feel like most people are just dying waiting for a lower price? If this wave can really break 98,000, then 150,000 is not a dream. But the premise is that you have to survive until then. Buy in at 86 to 88? I'm just worried it will take off before the construction is even finished. Wait, is everyone at the 98,000 level now? I feel a bit uncertain. If we push towards 150,000 at this pace, it will take more than half a year to get there. Bro, is the bottom only repeating for a month? I feel like this bottom is about to repeat until the end of days. If you can't hold, don't enter. Just watch the show honestly, to avoid anxiety. 91, 94, 98, the steps are quite steady. The key is not to have a black swan suddenly appear in the middle. Being able to stand firm at 98,000 indicates that the trend has really turned, I agree with that. Actually, it's a bit late to get in now. It feels like all the good opportunities are gone.

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ValidatorViking

· 4h ago

ngl the accumulation thesis here is solid, but 150k feels like hopium territory. we've seen this consolidation pattern before—network resilience matters more than price targets imo

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