2026-01-06 05:25:34

Some investment experts have recently stated that Bitcoin's technical pattern is quietly improving. From a candlestick chart perspective, the price is already gearing up to surge again. The chief investment officer of a well-known asset management firm mentioned in an interview with the media that Bitcoin is very likely to break through its previous all-time high.

He attributes this market confidence to several factors. First, the attitude of US regulators is shifting — the head of the US Securities and Exchange Commission recently publicly stated that the capital markets are gradually migrating to blockchain, which is essentially a strong boost for the market. Second, major players on Wall Street are also busy, with traditional financial giants like JPMorgan Chase laying out blockchain infrastructure, reflecting the entire financial system's recognition of the on-chain era.

Of course, this investor also reminds that short-term pullbacks or underperforming gold are very normal for Bitcoin. Considering Bitcoin's inherent volatility, investors should view this asset over a longer time horizon rather than focusing on short-term fluctuations.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 01-08 08:36

JPMorgan has entered the scene. Is this really happening this time, or is it just another way to cut the leeks?

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DegenWhisperer

· 01-07 05:48

It's the same old story again, K-line charts are itching to strike? Just listen to it, every time they say that, what's the result? It's so easy to believe that Wall Street is laying out on-chain infrastructure? Maybe they're just here to harvest the newbies. Short-term correction is normal? Then just go all-in, anyway, the long-term outlook is positive, right?

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WhaleSurfer

· 01-06 05:53

Another "soon to surge" argument, I've heard this explanation ten times a year Does JPMorgan's layout mean it's going to the sky? These institutions have long been mining on the chain Wait, has Wall Street really approved or are they just approving the coins in our wallets? Short-term corrections are normal, but long-term prospects are unpredictable, brother Adjustments in regulatory attitude are just to listen to, don’t get too caught up Honestly, everyone wants to buy the dip, but no one knows where the real bottom is When it hits a new all-time high, I guess it's a signal that it's time to run again Instead of looking at K-line charts, it's better to see when the big influencers start to sell Should I buy some more? Still hesitating

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PessimisticLayer

· 01-06 05:51

Here we go again, another wave of "about to break new historical highs" predictions... Is it true or not? Can JPMorgan's positioning really make the price rise? Then why is it still underperforming gold? That doesn't add up. Short-term corrections are normal; I remain optimistic in the long run... I've heard this kind of talk too many times.

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LayoffMiner

· 01-06 05:47

JPMorgan has already gone on the chain, and we're still debating short-term rises and falls. That's a bit ridiculous.

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