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👉 Yes Guys, in 2025 I Said Invest in $BTC — in 2026 I’m Saying Don’t
Yes guys, in 2025 I said invest in BTC and that actually made sense back then. Liquidity was good, the dollar was easy, and Bitcoin still had room to move. The market allowed risk.
And guys, this is not about Bitcoin going to $0 or even $10k. That’s not the point. The real question is simple: if I invest today around $96k, how much upside is really left from here?
In 2026, I’m saying don’t — not because Bitcoin is dead, but because the situation around it changed.
One thing many people ignore is that Bitcoin liquidity is still mostly dollar based. Trading pairs, ETFs, stablecoins, leverage — all tied to USD. So when the dollar tightens or becomes part of politics, Bitcoin reacts quickly.
Think about it like this. People from different countries, different currencies, but Bitcoin is the common asset. If relationships break and tensions rise, why would anyone keep holding an asset that indirectly supports the other side’s currency?
That’s how countries think.
With Trump-style politics increasing global tension, nations want control, not neutral systems. Central banks are defending their currencies instead of chasing risk. The Bank of Japan rate hike was a clear signal. Less easy money, more defensive policy — not a friendly setup for Bitcoin long term.
Bitcoin is decentralized at the network level, but price is not. Price still depends on liquidity, trust, and cooperation, and that cooperation feels weaker now.
I’m not saying never invest in Bitcoin again. I’m saying stop treating it like gold or silver and stop buying it with a sleep-for-10-years mindset. In 2026, Bitcoin feels more like a mid-term opportunity than a lifetime holding.
Bitcoin didn’t fail. The mindset around it needs to change.
Guys, maybe I’m wrong — drop your thoughts. For now, I’m stepping away from the BTC $500k dream and focusing on reality.
$ETH $SOL #MarketRebound #BTC100kNext? #TrumpTariffs #WriteToEarnUpgrade #MeowAlert
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Yes guys, in 2025 I said invest in BTC and that actually made sense back then. Liquidity was good, the dollar was easy, and Bitcoin still had room to move. The market allowed risk.
And guys, this is not about Bitcoin going to $0 or even $10k. That’s not the point. The real question is simple: if I invest today around $96k, how much upside is really left from here?
In 2026, I’m saying don’t — not because Bitcoin is dead, but because the situation around it changed.
One thing many people ignore is that Bitcoin liquidity is still mostly dollar based. Trading pairs, ETFs, stablecoins, leverage — all tied to USD. So when the dollar tightens or becomes part of politics, Bitcoin reacts quickly.
Think about it like this. People from different countries, different currencies, but Bitcoin is the common asset. If relationships break and tensions rise, why would anyone keep holding an asset that indirectly supports the other side’s currency?
That’s how countries think.
With Trump-style politics increasing global tension, nations want control, not neutral systems. Central banks are defending their currencies instead of chasing risk. The Bank of Japan rate hike was a clear signal. Less easy money, more defensive policy — not a friendly setup for Bitcoin long term.
Bitcoin is decentralized at the network level, but price is not. Price still depends on liquidity, trust, and cooperation, and that cooperation feels weaker now.
I’m not saying never invest in Bitcoin again. I’m saying stop treating it like gold or silver and stop buying it with a sleep-for-10-years mindset. In 2026, Bitcoin feels more like a mid-term opportunity than a lifetime holding.
Bitcoin didn’t fail. The mindset around it needs to change.
Guys, maybe I’m wrong — drop your thoughts. For now, I’m stepping away from the BTC $500k dream and focusing on reality.
$ETH $SOL #MarketRebound #BTC100kNext? #TrumpTariffs #WriteToEarnUpgrade #MeowAlert
{future}(ETHUSDT)
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