You look at the K-line and imagine doubling your account. The news of interest rate cuts comes, and the community cheers, as if a hundred thousand dollars is already in your pocket. You start calculating how much you can earn at that position, what car to change, where to go on vacation. But deep down, there is a cold voice asking: If it really reaches a hundred thousand, can you really take away the profit? Or is that just a mirage carefully prepared for you?
Market sentiment is hot, but your wallet is honest. Look at those altcoins besides Bitcoin and Ethereum; they are like fish lacking water, opening their mouths but unable to receive funds. The passion of the entire market seems only enough to support one or two leaders. Retail investors' FOMO sentiment is noisy on social media, but the real large funds are still watching coldly from the sidelines. This is not the prelude to a bull market frenzy; it feels more like a tired parade due to insufficient funds.
Even if we exhaust all fantasies and let Bitcoin touch one hundred thousand dollars, what would that scene look like? It would not be a stable celebration, but more like a sharp, momentary pin prick. That position is not a feast prepared for ordinary people; it is a perfect exit window for the smart money that has already positioned itself.
When you see the price surge to one hundred thousand and excitedly prepare to sell, you may find that liquidity has already been drained, and your sell order is hanging in the air, with no one to take it. Then, it’s free fall.
Within one to two months, reality will be particularly stark. The short-term stimulus from policy is like a shot of adrenaline; after the effect wears off, there is deeper fatigue. The market needs a real internal combustion engine, not an external stimulant. Right now, expectations have been pushed to the limit, while the table supporting those expectations still wobbles.
This disconnection is vividly reflected in AT. On the technical chart, indicators are weakening one by one, as if forecasting an inevitable decline. But its core—the RWA track that APRO bets on and the Oracle technology—hides an infrastructure-level imaginative space.
This is reminiscent of Chainlink years ago, being dismissed as pseudodemand when no one understood it, and becoming a cornerstone when it was widely sought after. The community's marketing efforts weave a net below the price, trying to support the declining trend. But how long can this support last in the face of the trend?
The core of the issue is not the rise and fall of one or two projects. It lies in whether the entire narrative can be realized. RWA, traditional assets on-chain, will this be the next huge story? If so, then the oracle providing real-world data channels for this network is the essential railway. AT may be standing at such a crossroads: on one side is the quagmire of technical sell-offs, and on the other is the potential to become future infrastructure.
At this moment, what you need to fight against is not the market, but your own inner demons. Will you choose to believe in the stark present, or in the potentially abundant yet distant future? Off-market funds are still watching; they are not waiting for another gimmick, but for an undeniable catalyst that can truly initiate a trend.
So, please calm down and let go of the obsession with the number of one hundred thousand dollars. The real battlefield is not at that illusory price point, but in your ability to discern: what is a bubble blown by short-term emotions, and what is a seed sown by long-term trends. Surviving and holding the right chips before the tide of trends arrives is far more important than chasing a flashy number. Because when the tide truly comes in, you will find that all the previous bumps were just to wash away those who couldn't hold onto their tickets.
