In the last two months of the previous round, Bitcoin rose from 5000 to 20000, and in the last two months of the last round, Bitcoin rose from 30000 to 65000. This round can casually reach 160,000 dollars. Historically, the correlation between Bitcoin and gold has been disconnected, but it won't last long, as it is still less than one-tenth of gold's market value. Coupled with interest rate cuts, gold has been reaching new highs this year, while Bitcoin has been stagnant for nearly a year. In conjunction with the explosive growth in the cryptocurrency market over the last two to three months, the total market value of the cryptocurrency market has increased. Since 2013, Bitcoin has been in an upward trend every October, and November is particularly the best time for Bitcoin return rates, with Bitcoin at a minimum of 160,000 dollars! By the end of December, it may surge around 200,000 dollars, but before December 1st, 160,000 dollars is about right. People in the cryptocurrency market are greedy; those who enter early have the qualifications to leave early. Those who haven't made money cannot leave. Greed drives them to chase the highs. Why is there always continuous buying, including from institutions, when gold and Bitcoin reach new highs? Human nature doesn't change! Just like I mentioned during my live broadcast today, nine and a half out of ten altcoins have been stagnant around 0.5-1 for a year, which also does not conform to human nature. There is no eternal top and no eternal bottom; the longer it goes sideways, the higher it can go. The transition from bull to bear and bear to bull happens quietly. Follow the trend steadily, remembering one thing: in a bull market for altcoins, the minimum drop must be 90%. If we consider the bear market according to what foolish people say, what will the cryptocurrency market look like next year? Altcoins and Bitcoin are worth retracing back to 2020. Do you think that's possible?