0xHawk

And using both fundamental and technical analysis can really help with your mindset. If you know why you're making trades, it makes it easier to stick to your plan, even when markets go crazy.

I’m betting 2026 will lean bearish. Even with ETFs coming into play, I can see BTC diving to about $45k-$50k. Sure, some are optimistic, but I see few solid reasons why.

Bitcoin’s shot up from $74k to above $95k, mainly due to Trump’s tariff pause. If we want to smash that ATH of $109k, we need some major market catalysts. The Fed's about to announce interest rates and a lot of experts…

We need to focus on whether Bitcoin can hit a new ATH before this year ends. People are saying it could reach $150k if the market heats up.

Even if Iran attacks US tech, it’s nothing compared to what’s happening in the region already.

I think he’ll pull it off. He’s unpredictable, and if X Money launches with a bang, who knows? Maybe he’ll expand it into something bigger.

Exactly! Most investors nowadays just want to cash in. They don’t care about the core values of Bitcoin. Just look at those buying ETF shares, they’re not bothered if it’s not actual BTC.

Every week feels like a rollercoaster. We’ve been in this volatile pattern all year. If we analyze the rise and fall closely, we can see some patterns. It’s likely we’ll keep experiencing this.

The news about Trump’s tariffs is being blamed for the market’s sell-off. But those of us who've been here know it's market manipulation to wipe out liquidity, especially long positions. Over $20 billion got liquidated…

Isn’t it funny how we complain about institutions but we’re all here for our own gains too? If Bitcoin didn’t promise big returns, would we even be sticking around? We’re all just looking out for ourselves.

That’s true, Bitcoin’s dominance is still high and we’re not in an altcoin season yet. But with Bitcoin’s dominance declining, money is flowing into ETH and altcoins. If Bitcoin falls, altcoins will too, but not as hard…

When the war started, there was definitely a dip in Bitcoin. Ending it could lead to recovery.

If these talks go well, could it change the game for Bitcoin? I mean, we’re hoping for a boost in adoption and maybe even prices.

For real, it’s been bouncing between $60k and $70k. But we’re still in a bear market, so let’s not celebrate too soon. Until it hits $100k, I’m not convinced it’s moving in the right direction.

Why does this keep coming up? I recall similar news from 2022 and 2023. The rules about Bitcoin ownership remain confusing.

You’re spot on about how much gold is held by everyday folks, but central banks own a lot more than you think. They’re keeping it to protect economies from crises. It can still be valuable in tough times.

Let’s be clear, some people are in it for diversification. They think that by going through these institutional routes, their investments are safer than holding Bitcoin directly.

Comparing Bitcoin with gold here... even gold has its ups and downs. So why not let Bitcoin be the same?

I’m not giving financial advice, but it seems wise to plan withdrawals to avoid being caught in a bear market. We've seen long bull runs, but they can't last forever.

Exactly! The market usually goes against the crowd. If too many are overly optimistic, that’s a recipe for trouble. I’m feeling a bit uneasy with all this blind optimism.