Bitcoin hit a peak of about $97k in January but dropped to around $75k by the month's end. This hints that the 4-year cycle might still be in play, but it’s tough to say for sure.
Yeah, honestly predicting Bitcoin prices is wild. It's super volatile. One minute it’s high, next minute it’s crashing. Best to just stay positive, accumulate, and HODL for the long run.
We’ve seen a lot of pumping and dumping lately. February will probably be no different. Prices are due for some corrections, but if you buy during this dip, you could score some sweet deals.
Lol, bad news ahead. If the cycle has flipped, it means we’re waiting until 2026 for another bull run. If we stick to the usual pattern, new highs won’t come until at least 2028.
Starting February under $80k feels rough. I thought we’d hold that level, but now I’m thinking we might see prices drop even lower in the coming months.
I used to think $85k was the floor, but that was in a fairy tale world without manipulation. The global situation is messy, and it’s affecting Bitcoin.
Have you looked at the monthly chart? It looks scary might bottom out between $59k to $69k if we can’t break back above $80k. This bear market is real.
No false hopes for me this month. January was a rollercoaster, and February looks like it’s gonna be just as shaky. I’m not expecting anything above $100k.
Some folks were expecting a big shift this year, but I think they were misled by last year's hype. The high hopes of $150k didn’t pan out, so now we’re seeing a reality check.
Speculating about hitting $100k this month seems off. With prices below January’s highs, bearish vibes are strong. If we break support at $74k, we might drop to $60k.
People often misjudge market movements. Just because Bitcoin seems mature doesn’t mean we’re immune to bear seasons. I still think we could hit $90k by month’s end.