BullishMaster

Bitcoin’s survival isn’t just about speculation; it already has practical utility. Mining converts energy into digital scarcity, and the byproduct is heat—useful heat. Whether it’s warming homes, pools, or office spaces, if the hardware and operating costs make economic sense, Bitcoin mining doubles as an energy solution. It’s a bit tongue-in-cheek, but also very real: anything that needs heat can potentially justify mining, which makes the range of use cases far broader than most critics admit.
What Bitcoin still needs to prove, over a long horizon, is its role as a true store of wealth—solid enough to underpin a future digital currency system. That takes time, trust, and repetition across multiple cycles. Until then, volatility is the feature, not the bug. Price will continue to swing, creating tradable ranges rather than rewarding blind “buy the top and hodl” behavior. The dream is alive, but patience—and an understanding of cycles—will matter more than hype.
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Most traders obsess over price levels and miss the one variable that matters most: timing. In every major Bitcoin cycle, the true bottom didn’t form until roughly 360–400 days after the all-time high. By that measure, this cycle hasn’t entered the highest-probability bottoming window yet — which points to July–November 2026 as the critical period to watch.

Price alone is a trap. The levels that feel “safe” are usually where nothing happens. That’s why I buy on conditions not comfort: below $50k regardless of time, and during the July–November 2026 window regardless of price. I’ve already started accumulating in the $60k range, knowing full well lower prices are still possible.
There’s one more overlooked signal: NUPL. Every generational bottom — 2018, COVID, 2022 — happened when NUPL entered the blue zone. We’re not there yet. A $40k–$50k Bitcoin by late 2026 wouldn’t shock me at all — and that’s where I’d get aggressive. I’ve been here since 2013. Big drawdowns aren’t chaos. They’re just part of the cycle.
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Bitcoin is stuck between two important levels, and the market hasn’t made up its mind yet. A recent sharp move shook out over-leveraged traders, which is normal during uncertain phases. This kind of action is more about clearing risk than signaling a clear top or bottom.

The key support to watch is around 35,000. This area has attracted buyers before, and as long as price holds above it, a deeper drop is not confirmed. If Bitcoin falls below 35,000 and stays there, the chance of further downside increases.

On the upside, 150,000 remains a strong ceiling. Sellers keep stepping in near this level, showing the market isn’t ready to break higher yet. Bitcoin needs to move above 150,000 and hold to show real strength. Until one of these levels breaks and holds, patience matters most.
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