Let's talk about a topic everyone cares about — has $BTC bottomed out?

Let's look at four signals:

Policy crackdowns, systemic collapses, institutional liquidations, and widespread despair.

Every major bottom in the past has been accompanied by these factors.

In 2015, under policy crackdowns, miners were purged en masse, retail investors fled, and everyone thought crypto was finished — but Bitcoin held its ground.

In 2018, the crypto capital bubble burst, ponzi schemes ran away en masse, altcoins became a mess, and Bitcoin saw its last chance at $3,000 in history.

In 2022, top exchanges collapsed, major institutions with high leverage were liquidated, and big projects crashed together. Everyone believed this was the end of crypto.

I've personally experienced all these earth-shattering global events. Let me tell you — a Bitcoin bottom is never just an ordinary decline. It always comes when several major global events happen at once: first a wave of liquidations, then a pile of bombs. But don't be scared — this is actually the market's rhythm.

To sum it up in one sentence: Until hearts die, the bull market won't come.