#比特币流动性
Whether it's Tom Lee, chairman of Bitmine, who has been calling a bull market since the 4000-point mark without an end and predicts that ETH will reach a historical high this year; or Ark Invest's Cathie Wood's outlook on Bitcoin's future, and even some institutions and early big players like Erbao, they all remain bullish on Bitcoin's future as always.
You can't say they are wrong, because from the monthly chart, it seems like BTC has never entered a bear market, even though it dropped from 69K to 15.5K without breaking the 120-month line, and it may not be likely to breach this moving average in the next decade.
Their analysis is based on a broader perspective of 5-10 year cycles and macro liquidity, while most of us analyze based on the price fluctuations in the next 1-2 years or even 1-6 months using K-line technical charts.
Their statements are not suitable for most of us right now, as the dimensions of thinking are different; how can they match! ETH is also likely in a second-wave rebound, and it’s said that there’s a possibility that ETH could first drop to 2200-2400 and then rebound to 3500, which is discussed less.
More discussions focus on the first wave of decline from 4100-2700 points and the second wave of rebound from 2700-3500 as the mainstream view, at least that’s what I think. Next, we should patiently wait for the market to validate and not jump around.
