Odaily星球日报讯 《Crypto is Macro now》通讯的作者 Noelle Acheson 表示，难以突破 10 万美元可能会让交易员相信，顶峰已经到来，现在应该锁定利润了，但任何这样的插曲都应该是“短暂的”。自特朗普赢得美国总统大选以来，比特币本周有所下跌，此前在冲击 10 万美元失败后，加密货币市场的投机热潮似乎正开始降温。（Bloomberg）

业内人士：比特币未能突破10万美元只是短暂的插曲

Odaily Odaily News: Noelle Acheson, author of the &quot;Crypto is Macro now&quot; newsletter, said that the difficulty in breaking through $100,000 may convince traders that the peak has arrived and it is time to lock in profits, but any such episode should be &quot;short-lived.&quot; Bitcoin has fallen this week since Trump won the US presidential election. After failing to hit $100,000, the speculative craze in the cryptocurrency market seems to be starting to cool. (Bloomberg)

Industry insiders: Bitcoin's failure to break $100,000 is just a brief episode

The market data across the board have reached historical highs, while the market sentiment remains optimistic.

Is Bitcoin going to break through the $100,000 barrier? 5 big data show that market sentiment is still optimistic

Odaily Planet Daily Report: Markus Thielen, founder and CEO of 10x Research, said today that "Bitcoin is consolidating ahead of the Thanksgiving long weekend as traders expect implied volatility to decline." He added that Bitcoin has a history of weakening towards the end of the month, which "should help alleviate its overbought technical condition." Thielen said that stronger-than-expected economic growth data and other broader macroeconomic factors could surprise the market by leading the Fed to keep rates stable in December, impacting high-risk assets, but he remains optimistic for the coming weeks, saying "despite these short-term headwinds, we still believe Bitcoin will break the $100,000 milestone in the coming weeks and remain bullish on 2025." (Cointelegraph)

10x Research founder: BTC is still expected to break through $100,000 in the next few weeks, optimistic about next year's market

Odaily Planet Daily Report: Trader Eugene posted on platform X saying: "I have closed my long position. Suggest maintaining caution. Saylor offered $5.5 billion, but Bitcoin failed to break through $100,000, which is not very optimistic."