Will it drop to $0.1? I cannot, and should not, provide a definite answer. Anyone who tells you "it will definitely/definitely not" is being irresponsible.
Hereโs a rational perspective๐
Short-term prices are heavily influenced by sentiment, leverage, and liquidity; no one can predict accurately.
If itโs a highly volatile small coin/meme type asset, a sharp rise followed by a deep correction is the norm.
Whether it drops to 0.1 depends on:
Overall market sentiment (Is BTC stable?)
Whether there is sustained trading volume and capital
Whether the project has real demand or is just speculation
โ ๏ธ Important reminder (sincerely):
Donโt let a loss lead you to emotionally increase your position or heavily invest.
Trade with funds you can afford to lose.
Donโt bring emotions or life pressures into trading.
Losing money does not define you,
but failing to control risk will repeatedly hurt you.
If youโre willing, I can help you:
Look at the charts in an unemotional way
Or give you a conservative risk management approach.
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As the market's attention remains focused on U.S. regulatory news and political noise, a larger liquidity risk is quietly approaching from Asia. On December 19, the Bank of Japan (BoJ) will hold a meeting, and historical data shows that this event has often triggered sharp declines in Bitcoin.
Japan is not an ordinary economy.
It is one of the largest overseas holders of U.S. Treasury bonds and a core force influencing global liquidity through yen carry trades. When the Bank of Japan tightens its policy, the yen strengthens, dollar liquidity tightens, and high-risk assets are forced to deleverage. Bitcoin is almost always one of the first assets to be impacted.
This pattern is both clear and unsettling.
After each tightening cycle by the Bank of Japan, Bitcoin has experienced double-digit pullbacks in a short period, mainly due to leveraged positions financed by low-cost yen being forced to liquidate. This is not an issue of sentiment, but rather a problem of capital structure and mechanics.
The current situation is:
Market leverage remains high
BTC has weakened from recent highs
Risk appetite is very fragile
This does not mean a collapse will happen immediately, but tail risks have clearly increased.
December 19 is a "liquidity event," not a news event.
Smart traders do not panic,
They will act before the market is forced to react:
โ Reduce risk exposure
โ Control leverage
โ Stay flexible in response
Ignoring decisions from Tokyo in the past has come at a very high cost.