1️⃣ The bull market pullback is over and the market continues to rise (extremely unlikely 🚫)
At present, the market sentiment has peaked, and unless new incremental funds enter the market (such as large-scale central bank releases, skyrocketing demand for BTC, etc.), it is difficult to start a new bull market immediately. ETH ETF Passage may be a possible catalyst, but the current funding environment still doesn't support a massive upside. 2️⃣ The market hits $100,000 and forms a double top (less ⚠️ likely)
In the short term, BTC may try to rush to new highs, but if there is not enough capital to support it, it is likely to form a false breakout, and continue to decline after luring longs. The core logic of the fishtail market is "emotional harvesting", since the market has completed most of the harvest, then give everyone another perfect chance to escape the top, the probability is extremely low. 3️⃣ Bear market opens and the market enters a long pullback (most ✅ likely)
The current market is very similar to the post-bull peak stage in 2018 and 2021, most of the institutional funds have been cashed out, and the market is only left with scattered retail funds, which is difficult to form a new driving force. After the sentiment subsides, the market will gradually return to the value logic, high-bubble assets will continue to pull back, and low-valuation assets may gradually stabilize, but it is difficult to have a big market in the short term
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SesameFlowersBloomAnd
· 2025-03-18 00:06
Looking back at the first quarter of 2025, the price of Bitcoin fell from around $109,225 in January to about $76,700 in March, overall in a technical Bear Market. During this period, the price experienced significant Fluctuation, influenced by various factors, such as the anticipation of the Trump administration's support for encryption policies in January, which propelled Bitcoin to a historic high. However, it subsequently declined due to profit pullback, macroeconomic concerns, large-scale liquidations in the crypto market, and CEX Hacker incidents. Although on March 2, it briefly surged to $93,000 due to Trump's announcement of a potential U.S. crypto reserve, it soon resumed its downward trajectory. On March 12, following a breakthrough in the paused protocol due to tense regional conflicts, Bitcoin rose to $83,000, but analysts warned that this did not signify a comprehensive recovery.
📌 There are three possible trends in the future
1️⃣ The bull market pullback is over and the market continues to rise (extremely unlikely 🚫)
At present, the market sentiment has peaked, and unless new incremental funds enter the market (such as large-scale central bank releases, skyrocketing demand for BTC, etc.), it is difficult to start a new bull market immediately.
ETH ETF Passage may be a possible catalyst, but the current funding environment still doesn't support a massive upside.
2️⃣ The market hits $100,000 and forms a double top (less ⚠️ likely)
In the short term, BTC may try to rush to new highs, but if there is not enough capital to support it, it is likely to form a false breakout, and continue to decline after luring longs.
The core logic of the fishtail market is "emotional harvesting", since the market has completed most of the harvest, then give everyone another perfect chance to escape the top, the probability is extremely low.
3️⃣ Bear market opens and the market enters a long pullback (most ✅ likely)
The current market is very similar to the post-bull peak stage in 2018 and 2021, most of the institutional funds have been cashed out, and the market is only left with scattered retail funds, which is difficult to form a new driving force.
After the sentiment subsides, the market will gradually return to the value logic, high-bubble assets will continue to pull back, and low-valuation assets may gradually stabilize, but it is difficult to have a big market in the short term
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