2025-12-27 15:24:24

Looking at the evolution of historical and market cycles, two main forces have been shaping our world: the accelerated pace of technological innovation and the cyclical fluctuations of human society. The former drives the prosperity of the entire digital asset ecosystem, while the latter often triggers short-term market panic.

From this perspective, the long-term logic of Bitcoin is actually quite clear—whenever technological waves surge, digital currencies, as products of technology, tend to follow the trend. Although cyclical adjustments are inevitable, the scope for a significant decline is actually limited. In the current market environment, this logic is even more pronounced.

In other words, rather than obsessing over short-term fluctuations, it’s better to understand this deeper driving force—technological development promotes the recognition of encrypted asset value, which is the core thread running through the entire industry. Against this backdrop, mainstream digital assets like BTC and ETH are unlikely to truly fall out of value zones.

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 11h ago

Nice talk, still the same old rhetoric. I don't believe you, just because the wave of technology is coming, the price of coins will rise? So why did Bitcoin crash when the AI concept was hot in 2022?

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BankruptcyArtist

· 11h ago

This theory sounds smooth, but it's still too idealistic. Talking about historical cycles is easy, but when it comes to crashing the market, everyone panics.

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AirdropDreamer

· 12h ago

Basically, it's a long-term bullish outlook; short-term fluctuations are just looking for trouble. Technology empowering crypto, the logic isn't wrong, but you need some spare money to dare to think like that haha. It's the same old rhetoric, I'm already tired of hearing it... but there's really no way to argue against it. The real opportunity still has to be dug out by yourself; others' consensus may not necessarily be your chance. When BTC hits a new high, people start talking about long-term logic; when it drops 20%, they begin shouting bottom. I've seen this routine before. Technological innovation is a fact, but human sentiment is the biggest variable, do you understand what a technical breakdown means? This article seems like a cover for long-term bullishness; short-term operations still depend on the capital situation. It sounds good, but actually it's just encouraging all-in positions waiting for a rebound. Agreed, the cycle theory is more valid than ever, but is this round really different?

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MetaverseVagabond

· 12h ago

Well said. I agree with the logic that technology drives value, but it still depends on policy trends. --- Starting to talk about long-term logic again. I just want to ask, can it double this year? --- Fallen out of the value trough? Ha, the last time I said that, I went all-in, and almost ended up broke and ruined. --- Got it, just keep holding, anyway it will go up sooner or later. --- The key clue is the key clue, but my principal is the most important, okay? --- I heard this theory last year too. You know better than anyone how the market is doing now. --- Mainstream assets are really resilient, but the problem is, can retail investors wait for that "long-term"? --- Makes sense, makes sense. Every crisis, they say the same thing. Trust level has long been negative.

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