2026-01-02 10:21:55

Forecast market data shows that investors remain optimistic about Bitcoin's prospects. Eighty percent of participants predict that the price will break through the $100,000 mark before 2027, while nearly seventy-eight percent believe it will not fall below $75,000 this year. This set of data reflects the mainstream market view: although there may be short-term fluctuations, the general outlook is positive, and concerns about extreme crashes are not significant. In other words, the current consensus among market participants is steady improvement rather than pessimism.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 6h ago

8 adults predict 100,000 dollars, so what do the remaining 20% think...

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BlockchainWorker

· 9h ago

$100,000? Why do I find it so hard to believe? History tends to repeat itself.

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GasOptimizer

· 9h ago

80% of people are bullish, this data itself should be a warning... The higher the market consensus, the greater the risk. My historical data in the Excel sheet has always taught me this.

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ProbablyNothing

· 9h ago

Are 80% of people so optimistic? Then the remaining 20% must really be smart, haha.

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LiquidatedAgain

· 9h ago

Eighty percent confidence? I don’t believe you, last time you also said the same thing with eighty percent confidence. --- $75,000 not to fall below? Ha, I took a quick look at my liquidation price; that night of blood loss was based on this logic. --- Here we go again, everyone is hyping up $100,000, but has anyone calculated the leverage borrowing rate? --- A thousand gold is hard to buy if only you knew earlier, everyone. Before 2027... I just want to ask, what is the current collateralization ratio? --- Stable and improving? Nice words, I’m just afraid it’s another collective illusion. --- What about the risk control points, everyone? They’re all dreaming of breaking $100,000, but no one cares where the forced liquidation is. --- Once again, I’ve been fooled by this kind of optimistic sentiment. My replenishment funds haven’t even recovered yet.

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LonelyAnchorman

· 9h ago

Eighty percent of people predict surpassing 100,000? I have to question this data... Often, the strongest consensus is when things are most dangerous.

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