2026-01-08 11:27:36

Bitcoin has already found its bottom, and this year's target could reach $150,000.

According to analysis by the Bernstein Research Team, they are quite confident that the bottom formation for Bitcoin and the entire digital asset market has been completed. The dip to $80,000 at the end of November last year was essentially the market's low point.

Interestingly, analysts point out that the driving force behind this round of rally has changed — institutional funds are entering in large numbers, boosting overall market adoption. This also means that concerns around the 4-year cycle are actually unnecessary to overthink. The market landscape is undergoing a qualitative change due to institutional influence.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 01-10 05:49

I believe in the institutional entry, but 150,000? That still feels a bit optimistic, haha. --- 80,000 definitely seems like the bottom, but to say it will hit 150,000 this year... I think that's a bit of an overstatement. --- Large-scale institutional influx is real, but has the cycle theory been completely overturned? We still need to see subsequent actions. --- Burnstein's words sound nice, but we still have to wait for market validation. --- 150,000 is a bit aggressive... but institutional entry has indeed changed the game, and there's no denying that.

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DeFiDoctor

· 01-09 21:40

Institutional funds entering the market is clearly shown in the medical records— but I need to regularly review the liquidity indicators to avoid being fooled by short-term rebounds. The 150,000 target sounds nice, but risk warnings should be prioritized.

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BearMarketHustler

· 01-08 11:57

Is it okay once institutions enter the market? Why do I still feel a bit anxious... It's easy to say the number 150,000, but what if it really happens? Bernstein said the bottom is the bottom? They said the same last time. Will institutions really hold on until 150,000? What if I get caught in the middle? The bottom is confirmed, but I still don't have any coins, haha. The 4-year cycle should really be discarded, but 150,000 feels a bit optimistic. Is 80,000 the bottom? I bet it's not that simple. Institutional entry definitely changes the game rules, that's reliable. Wait, did they analyze any new information, or is it the same old stuff? 150,000... I'll observe for now, don't want to get cut again.

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TokenDustCollector

· 01-08 11:56

The taste of institutional bottom-fishing, this time it might really be different

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SchrödingersNode

· 01-08 11:47

$150,000? The institutions are really entering the market, it feels different now. That move to $80,000 almost made me buy the dip but I didn't pull the trigger. Now seeing it rise, my head hurts a bit. Bernstein says the bottom is the bottom? We should also question what these Wall Street guys are saying. Institutional entry definitely changes the game rules. Retail investors need to hold tight or they'll become the next victims. This round feels different. I truly feel the market is changing... We'll have to see how it goes by the end of the year.

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consensus_failure

· 01-08 11:46

Institutional entry is confirmed, but the target of 150,000... just listen to it, don't take it too seriously.

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QuorumVoter

· 01-08 11:34

Institutional entry is changing the game; this time it really seems different.

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