#比特币长期价值趋势 Looking at the recent news over the past couple of days, I feel a bit emotional. I started paying attention to Bitcoin in 2010, back then most people considered it a joke. Later, I experienced the first round of madness in 2013, the ICO bubble in 2017, and the bear market despair in 2018. Each time, I asked the same question—where exactly is the value of this thing?

Now I realize that the answer has never been in Bitcoin itself, but in the historical context it represents.

The recent warning signs of a weakening dollar remind me of the signs before the 2008 financial crisis. At that time, many people didn’t understand what QE meant or why money was being printed. Gold rose from $400 to $1900, and most thought it was a bubble. Silver’s rise was even more outrageous—from $3 to $50. But this wasn’t a bubble; it was a signal of the restructuring of the monetary system.

The current situation is somewhat similar, yet different. The surge in precious metals this year has indeed been astonishing—gold up 20%, silver up 64%. This reflects a collective bet by global central banks and institutions. What are they betting on? Not economic recovery, but a structural decline of the dollar.

Bitcoin is currently around $90,000, down 28% from its high of $126,000. It looks pretty embarrassing, but if you extend the timeline to 2026, this correction might be just like the adjustments at the end of 2013 or the bear market at the end of 2017—silence before the next cycle.

The real signal is here: when traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver accelerate in rising, Bitcoin, as a digital safe haven, is often undervalued and this state doesn’t last long. Institutions won’t miss this window. The Trump administration might push down interest rates, the Federal Reserve could adopt a dovish stance, and the de-dollarization trend may accelerate—these factors combined suggest that the story of 2026 could be more profound than we imagine.

History has shown me that the best investment opportunities often appear when everyone is looking elsewhere.