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#美股2026展望 Recently saw a guy claiming to have the "highest IQ in the world" making a bold statement: Bitcoin will soar to 220,000 dollars in 45 days. What happened? The comment section exploded with mocking remarks.
But I thought about it, this market often loves to go against the public sentiment.
Do you remember? At the beginning of last year, a bunch of people shouted "the crypto winter has arrived," but then the bull market quietly started. This time BTC fell below 90,000, and the market began to panic, with all sorts of "bear market theories" flying around. But I actually think this is very likely the last wave of a washout before the bull market starts.
BTC and ETH, as leading cryptocurrencies, have a characteristic: they are sluggish when they fall, but unstoppable when they rise. The energy accumulated during a continuous downward trend, once released, results in a rocket-like market. Suppose in the next 20 days it drops below 70,000, and then suddenly surges to 220,000 within 25 days? While it sounds crazy, this market has never lacked craziness.
The logic is actually quite simple: after a panic sell-off, there is always capital waiting to enter at low levels. When enough bottom-fishing capital accumulates and the chips are collected, the price will naturally rebound explosively.
My trading strategy has always been simple: buy more as it drops, left-side trading.
Of course, the unit prices of BTC and ETH are too high right now, and ordinary people can't afford to buy several. So I'm mainly focused on two assets: BNB and SOL. The former is like "small Bitcoin," with strong platform backing and a deep moat, so holding it long-term basically won't lead to losses; the latter is like "lightweight Ethereum," with an active ecosystem and stories to tell. Although it's not the absolute core, it often serves as a barometer for market sentiment.
How to configure it specifically?
If your principal is below 10,000 U, just focus on all-in with BNB.
With a principal of 10,000 to 20,000 U, you can use BNB as the main position and pair it with some SOL for swing trading.
If it exceeds 20,000 U, you can appropriately allocate some altcoins or Meme coins to strive for excess returns.
In this round of significant decline, there is a particular altcoin that has performed exceptionally well against the trend—$ASTER. While the market has plummeted, it is still managing to gradually climb, indicating that there is support from funds. I believe there is a chance it could break into the top ten by market capitalization in the future, and at that time, 1000U for one would not be considered outrageous.
If you enjoy playing with Meme coins, GIGGLE is worth paying attention to. This asset rises instead of falling during market crashes, showing an extremely strong trend, and it is based on the BSC chain, making it relatively safer.
In summary, my strategy is:
When the market is in panic, it is often the best time to position. Core positions should be placed in coins like BNB and SOL that have fundamentals, while altcoins and meme coins can be played with small positions, but do not heavily bet your life savings.
As for whether the "450,000 in 45 days" prediction will come true? Who knows. But at least at this position, it's worth betting that the bull market isn't over yet.