As Bitcoin's price approaches a historic high, the market is divided on whether it has peaked. Three well-known analysts offer different perspectives:
📌 @TheRealPlanC:
My view on this Bitcoin bull market has remained unchanged throughout the year.
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The "pain" of this bull market is more reflected in the time dimension, not frequent sharp drops and rises, but long-term sideways oscillation.
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There will be fewer and smaller pullbacks. Many people will be washed out due to market stagnation and cooling enthusiasm.
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But precisely because of more solid sideways consolidation, this will be a healthier and more sustainable bull market, backed by Bitcoin's real-world implementation and global integration.
🔗 Source: https://x.com/TheRealPlanC/status/1943681799999164497
📌 @Crypto_Chase:
If $BTC experiences a pullback, I will place orders to add positions at key support levels.
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If it breaks below this range, I will turn bearish,
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A truly strong bull market will not easily return to the starting point to give everyone a chance to "get on board".
🔗 Source: https://x.com/Crypto_Chase/status/1943774653148770718
📌 @KobeissiLetter:
Sentimentrader data shows that currently, almost no cryptocurrency is within 5% of its 252-day high.
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In contrast, Bitcoin is currently near its all-time high.
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Historically, when most cryptocurrencies approach their peaks simultaneously, Bitcoin is more likely to pull back;
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The current divergence may mean that: Bitcoin still has room to rise, and this rally may not be over.
🔗 Source: https://x.com/KobeissiLetter/status/1943705045918433290
