2026-01-04 16:00:24

#2026年比特币行情展望 During this period before the Spring Festival, $BTC trend has been clearly leaning towards the bullish side. Market sentiment usually heats up before the holiday, and liquidity is relatively ample, providing strong support for mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

Many traders are paying attention to the 2026 market outlook. Although it’s a bit early to discuss price predictions two years from now, based on cycle patterns, the period around the Spring Festival often marks an important rhythm point for the annual market trend. The continuation of short-term bullishness also suggests that market expectations for subsequent performance are not overly pessimistic.

So, how will this year's Spring Festival market play out? The bullish pattern still dominates. This signal is worth noting for those interested in Bitcoin’s medium-term trend.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 01-06 13:42

The Spring Festival red envelope market does have some substance, but who can say for sure what will happen two years from now?

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GasFeeVictim

· 01-04 16:30

The Spring Festival red envelope market is a traditional performance, and it's the same old story every year... But talking about something two years from now is a bit too speculative now.

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failed_dev_successful_ape

· 01-04 16:29

The logic of liquidity easing during the Spring Festival is heard every year, but when it comes to actual action, it's a different story. The prediction for two years later... let's first handle this wave at hand, talking about the distant future isn't very meaningful. The bullish pattern is so obvious that it makes me a bit uneasy; when things go too smoothly, there are often hidden pitfalls. Usually, before the holiday, we shouldn't be too superstitious about cycles; black swans don't follow the calendar. The gap indeed hasn't been broken, but can this rebound last until after the Spring Festival?

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LuckyHashValue

· 01-04 16:20

The Spring Festival this wave is indeed quite intense, but 2026? Bro, you're way too optimistic. --- Starting to talk about cycle patterns again... I just want to know when I can really make money. --- Bullish dominance? It doesn't seem quite right to me. Anyway, just hold your coins. --- The excuse of loose funds before the holiday is heard every year. Is this time really different? --- Talking about events two years from now? It's better to focus on how it will move tomorrow. --- Medium-term outlook is positive, but in the short term, I'm more concerned about whether it can break new highs. --- Everyone's right, but no one can predict accurately... Let's just wait and see.

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LiquidityNinja

· 01-04 16:12

The recent rally before the Spring Festival is indeed promising. Liquidity has loosened, and the bulls have started to rise. This pattern is the same every year. As for the prediction two years from now... it's better to focus on the present. No one can predict what 2026 will look like. As long as the bullish trend remains stable, that's fine. I'm just worried about a sudden crash after the holiday.

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LiquidityWitch

· 01-04 16:07

The Spring Festival this time was indeed quite intense, with funds loosening up and pouring in a lot of money. How credible is this? The things two years from now are already being speculated about. The bullish strategy of ending the Spring Festival with a surge has been played out, and it still feels more reliable to look at the fundamentals. A surge before the holiday and then a rebound during the Spring Festival? That's an old trick, buddy. I bet it will plunge right after the holiday; the enthusiasm before the festival has never been reliable.

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