With monetary stimulus measures ramping back up, there's a compelling case that 87k Bitcoin could represent the market floor—a scenario most traders aren't positioned for. The underlying thesis: this downturn might prove to be the mildest bear market cycle we've seen. When central banks inject liquidity into the system, recovery dynamics shift dramatically. Rather than prolonged capitulation, the recovery phase could materialize faster than historical precedent suggests, reshaping investor expectations around both the bottom and the timeline for the next expansion phase.
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ChainMelonWatcher
· 6h ago
87k as support? I'm convinced by the central bank's liquidity injection this time, just worried about another fluctuation
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NFTDreamer
· 6h ago
87k is really the bottom? Feels like we're about to get cut again.
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DegenDreamer
· 6h ago
Is 87k really the bottom? Feels like they're just telling a story again.
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QuorumVoter
· 6h ago
Is 87k really the bottom? I just want to know what if it's not?
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 6h ago
87k again is the bottom? I've been through 2018, and I still believed in this nonsense. Can the central bank's liquidity injections save the market? Wake up, everyone, the liquidity is flowing into institutional pockets, and retail investors like us are still eating shit. This round is the most gentle? Laughing to death, history will repeat itself.
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ForkYouPayMe
· 6h ago
Is 87k the bottom? Really? Can the central bank print money to pump the market?
With monetary stimulus measures ramping back up, there's a compelling case that 87k Bitcoin could represent the market floor—a scenario most traders aren't positioned for. The underlying thesis: this downturn might prove to be the mildest bear market cycle we've seen. When central banks inject liquidity into the system, recovery dynamics shift dramatically. Rather than prolonged capitulation, the recovery phase could materialize faster than historical precedent suggests, reshaping investor expectations around both the bottom and the timeline for the next expansion phase.