#比特币价格表现 Seeing James Wynn's moves in this round, the patterns I've repeatedly witnessed over the years flashed through my mind. Going short on rallies, pocketing $21,000 in profits, then a 40x leveraged long position of $1.24 million—this rhythm is typically the most psychologically testing moment in late-stage bull markets.

Going back to November, his two short predictions targeting $67,000, yet Bitcoin only pulled back without reaching that level. Now he's turning bullish toward $92,000-$97,000, which reminds me of countless "reversal trades" I saw in that 2017 run. The market works this way: after getting predictions right two or three times, people often overestimate their judgment ability for the next move.

That said, the environment is genuinely different from the pessimism in November. Institutional inflows, stable spot ETF operations, shifted macro expectations—these are real variables. A 40x long liquidating near $97,000 with $87,111 as the entry price means the safety margin he left himself isn't actually that large.

This aggressive long position either means very high conviction on short-term upside, or betting on a larger narrative shift. I've seen too many such trades get blown up at critical moments, and I've also seen people make fortunes with such bold bets at cycle turning points. The key has never been the prediction itself, but where the market actually stands and whether fundamentals truly support these price levels.