2025-12-25 02:27:12

The four-year cycle is a thing of the past. Missing the bottom at $80,600 on November 21 means there's really no chance to catch it again.

Bitcoin has long ceased to be a risky speculative asset. Just look at how institutions play it — they treat it as digital gold, buy and hold for the long term, and don't engage in short-term trading. The allocation logic is very clear: strategic asset, long-term store of value.

Coupled with the Federal Reserve's pace and the rotation of the macroeconomic cycle, Bitcoin has now become an important pillar in the global financial system. This role transformation, how could it collapse overnight? The underlying logic has already changed.

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FUD_Whisperer

· 6h ago

Haha, missing out on the 80600 wave was truly a missed opportunity. I’m the fool who didn’t buy the dip. Institutional strategies are ruthless. While retail investors are still debating short-term moves, they’ve already been hoarding it as a family heirloom. But to be honest, I’ve heard too much about "the underlying logic has changed"... History always finds a way to teach those who are overly optimistic a lesson.

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AirdropHunter007

· 6h ago

That's right, the 80,600 wave was indeed the last chance to get in. Now, looking at the institutions' bottom-fishing stance, it's not something retail investors can compare to.

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ShadowStaker

· 6h ago

ngl the "4-year cycle is dead" narrative feels like copium tbh. institutional adoption is real but let's not pretend macro headwinds can't still wreck everything overnight... happened before, will happen again.

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AirdropChaser

· 6h ago

I really missed out on that wave at 80,600. I regret it even looking back now. But to be fair, institutional players are playing differently this time. They treat Bitcoin as digital gold to accumulate, while we retail investors are still debating the ups and downs. Their perspective has already reached a macro-level chess game.

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MEVSandwichMaker

· 6h ago

80600 that wave is indeed an unavoidable regret; now it's time to adjust the mentality of chasing highs. Institutions are really playing a big game; retail investors are still tangled up in short-term fluctuations.

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LiquidationKing

· 7h ago

If you really missed the wave at 80,600, there's no need to regret it now. It's not too late to buy now. This round of institutional actions has indeed changed the game rules, and the position of digital gold is now solidified. However, we still have to watch the Federal Reserve's stance. It can't collapse, but don't be too optimistic.

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