#比特币2026年价格预测 #max

Hey, everyone, I'm luck. Recently, the predictions for Bitcoin's price in 2026 have been all the rage, and everyone is guessing how high it can go. However, I find it interesting that the probability data from the prediction markets contrasts a bit with traditional analysts' price calls. The prediction market on Kalshi shows that the probability of Bitcoin reaching a maximum price of over $10.999 million in 2026 is only 62%, while the probability of the price being above $90,000 on January 23rd is 54%, and the probability of exceeding $95,000 in January is actually 97%. This makes me feel that in the short term, it might still hover around $90,000 with considerable pullback risk, but in the long term, the fundamentals haven’t collapsed.

From other posts, analysts seem to be quite consistent. For example, JPMorgan estimates $170k, MicroStrategy's Saylor calls for $150k, and Standard Chartered also sets it at $150k, citing institutional inflows and supply scarcity after the 2024 halving, along with a macro low-interest-rate environment. Historical patterns show that significant rises often follow halving events, but early in 2026, it might fluctuate between $90,000 to $120,000, and it would need to break $105,000 to confirm an upward path. Opinions on Twitter are divided; some say the volatility is high and we need to guard against risks, while others point to new highs in hash rates, supporting long-term holdings. In any case, it’s not set in stone; we need to watch the data.

That said, crypto is not just about predicting prices; it can also do some real good. CZ is promoting educational charity, helping kids learn English for free through Giggle Academy, which reminds me of the community #max , where everyone quietly supports similar projects. @Max Charity has always been here and is worth paying attention to.🚀