BTC eventually fell below 90,000, but honestly, it's not surprising. The biggest lesson I've learned from years in the crypto is: BTC will always beat your expectations, whether it goes up or down. This drop even caused some of the most active whale on Hype to lose money, and the joke going around is: "After this drop, there will be no more friends in the crypto world."
I completely understand—losing tens of millions in a row after consecutive margin calls would make anyone question their life choices. But then again, BTC is like a giant ship that's always moving forward. As long as you stay on board steadily, time will naturally push your assets up. Those who are truly thrown off the ship are those who frequently speculate in the storms, hoping to make "dozens of times their initial investment overnight."
Don't let emotions scare you; the crashes we've experienced before were much worse than this one.
Many people have forgotten that in January of this year, BTC plummeted from $110,000 to $75,000, a drop of 32%—deeper than the recent correction from $126,000 to $89,000. And what was the result?
The price of the BTC rose back to 110,000 in less than a month, and then continued to reach new highs.
Back then, a lot of people were saying the bull market was over, and it even seemed more like a bull market than it is now—the knock-off season was looming, and many projects still haven't returned to their prices from that time.
So why is everyone more panicked this time?
Because too many people are "marking the boat to find the sword":
- 2017
- Since the market peaked at the end of 2021, many people prejudicially concluded that the bull market was over in 2025. But did you see the real top? No.
This is an emotional "early sell-off." The four-year cycle may truly be coming to an end.
I said this after the last bull market ended: the divinity of the four-year cycle is fading. The reason is simple:
- There are 19.95 million BTC in circulation.
- The impact of mining output on supply and demand is becoming smaller and smaller.
- The real controllers are no longer the miners, but institutions and exchanges.
The rise of ETFs and DATs has completely rewritten the logic of market dynamics.
Institutional investors don't look at the rate of return, only the scale of the profit. Retail investors might want to improve their lives after earning a small amount (like A8), but institutions won't. They stubbornly refuse to sell OG (Original Good) stocks, while institutions will decisively cut their losses when they reach a certain level.
Therefore, the future structure is:
Weak players (DAT, small institutions) panic sell → Major players accumulate shares → New stage → Attracting new funds → Another round of consolidation
The cycles are getting shorter and the fluctuations are getting more intense, but the bottoms are getting higher and higher, and the fair value of BTC will be continuously increased.
what does that mean?
👉The four-year cycle theory may be outdated. 👉Top and bottom formations are becoming more structured, fragmented, and frequent. Seize the moment; it may be the cheapest opportunity in the next few years.
I genuinely believe this:
- A BTC under 90,000 is a gift.
- Ethereum below 3k may soon disappear from our lives.
Wait until the bear market is over before you try to copy it? You said the same thing last time, and as a result, you missed out on the 75,000 mark and missed out on the 126,000 mark.
Some prices are only realized in retrospect when you look back.
Years from now, perhaps we will cherish today as much as we cherish the memory of March 12th.
The opportunity will be gone in the blink of an eye, everyone gather quickly!
Don't let hesitation delay your chance to make money, and don't get burned by worthless cryptocurrencies. Join Sister Miao and let's ride this bull market together!
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