#比特币价格预测 Seeing this message, I am reminded of a case I encountered last year. A large holder made a series of frequent target position data releases after correctly predicting the direction once, attracting many followers. What was the result? Their subsequent predictions became less accurate.

There is a detail in this news that is worth noting—although the agent stated that the bearish argument is untenable, the data at the same time shows that the current unrealized loss of the account has reached $78.3 million, with only $15.92 million in margin remaining. This means that even experienced large holders are prone to judgment errors under high leverage pressure.

I have always believed that predictions are only for reference. The key is how we deal with uncertainty. Will Bitcoin reach 106,000? It might, or it might not. But regardless, what we can control is our own position management—avoiding over-leverage, leaving enough safety margins, and regularly reviewing risks.

In the long run, investors who go all-in based on a single prediction often lose more than those who maintain steady allocations and make periodic adjustments. Market volatility is normal; real gains come from respecting risks and having patience over time.