To be honest, if 78000 can't hold, that's when I'll seriously consider the possibility of the bull market ending.
The underlying logic of the entire crypto market is actually pretty clear—if you want the ecosystem to keep running, BTC has to stay strong; if you want capital to keep flowing in, BTC's performance has to outperform the traditional markets. Think about it: if BTC's annualized returns can't even beat the A-shares, why would I bother with wallets and worry about cashing out? Wouldn't it be better to just buy stocks?
So from a risk-reward perspective, BTC has to show some overwhelming advantage, otherwise this narrative won't hold up at all. Every market participant has their own measure—nobody's money grows on trees.
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GasFeeLady
· 8h ago
ngl if 78k breaks, that's when i actually start sweating about this whole run. not before.
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WalletsWatcher
· 12-09 19:23
If 78,000 can't be broken, there's still hope; if it does break, then the entire logic needs to be reassessed.
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 12-09 19:18
The words may be blunt, but the logic holds—only when 78k is broken will it be a true turning point.
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SocialFiQueen
· 12-09 19:13
It’s really heartbreaking that 78000 has been broken. If people hype up a bull market again, I won’t believe it.
To be honest, if 78000 can't hold, that's when I'll seriously consider the possibility of the bull market ending.
The underlying logic of the entire crypto market is actually pretty clear—if you want the ecosystem to keep running, BTC has to stay strong; if you want capital to keep flowing in, BTC's performance has to outperform the traditional markets. Think about it: if BTC's annualized returns can't even beat the A-shares, why would I bother with wallets and worry about cashing out? Wouldn't it be better to just buy stocks?
So from a risk-reward perspective, BTC has to show some overwhelming advantage, otherwise this narrative won't hold up at all. Every market participant has their own measure—nobody's money grows on trees.