2025-12-29 15:35:26

2026 Bitcoin Outlook: Bullish Sentiment Dominates, Downside Risks Touching Ten Thousand Yuan

Institutional investors are generally optimistic. The price range of $150k to $25w has almost become a consensus, with a clear logic—continuous influx of institutional funds, strong inflows from spot ETFs, and gradually clearer regulatory frameworks. These factors combined give institutions confidence in pricing.

Of course, not all voices are optimistic. More cautious analysts have offered the opposite hypothesis: if risk events erupt simultaneously and macro liquidity suddenly tightens, Bitcoin could fall back to the $10k level. This is the extreme scenario in a downtrend.

In simple terms, the framework for Bitcoin's 2026 market is already quite clear—institutions are mainly bullish, but don’t forget that the market always has the potential for black swan events.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 6h ago

250,000? Stop dreaming, reality is often worse than expected.

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AirdropF5Bro

· 6h ago

Institutions are疯狂 stacking consensus, but the real test has yet to come --- Can 250,000 really be reached? I bet five bucks it will drop the chain on the way --- Black swan events are like Schrödinger's cat; they both exist and don't... it's better to hold coins --- Listening to the 10k bottom line is just for fun, don't really believe it --- Bullish outlook, but I’ll reduce some positions first --- Institutions have confidence in their pricing? Ha, wait to be taught a lesson by reality --- Survive the next year before 2026 and then see --- Spot ETF attracting funds is a fact, but liquidity tightening is also hard to prevent --- I've heard the phrase "Risk events erupting集中" too many times --- The gap from 150k to 250k is too wide, feels like shifting blame

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GigaBrainAnon

· 6h ago

250,000? The institutions really know how to spin a story. I only trust my wallet. --- Is $10k really the bottom? I think it can go even lower. --- Black swan events, the more you try to avoid them, the more they come. Who can guarantee anything? --- Spot ETF attracting funds can only withstand the next round of crashes? Wake up, everyone. --- The most frightening thing about institutional consensus is often the relay signals. --- No matter how loud the bullish voices are, they can't withstand an unexpected event. History always repeats itself.

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LightningClicker

· 6h ago

Institutions are all talking about 250,000, but I still think the probability of a black swan is underestimated. Wait, is 10k really the limit? It doesn't seem that simple. Between 250,000 and 10k, I'll bet institutions won't go all-in in the first half of the year. This round looks like institutions are just hyping themselves up. Spot ETF attracting funds is real, but when liquidity tightens, no one can save it. The consensus among institutions is the most dangerous; history shows this is a contrarian indicator. $25w is too high, it feels like they're fooling retail investors into taking the bait. Black swan? I think several are already circling in the sky.

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DecentralizeMe

· 6h ago

Institutional consensus is 250,000, sounds a bit familiar... Every time they talk about consensus, and then when black swan events come, everything is wiped out. Honestly, I believe in the 10k lower limit; liquidity tightens and it's all over. Wait, are spot ETFs really that attractive to attract funds, or is this just another warm-up before the next round of harvesting retail investors?

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