BTC is currently at the 87,000 level. There are many voices in the market saying the price is overinflated. But from a different perspective—if we look back from the high of 120,000 earlier this year—today's 87,000 seems like an almost unreachable bottom.
Many people have this mindset. Using historical prices as a reference point can easily lead to habitual thinking, making us believe what is expensive and what is cheap. In reality, whether it's high or low depends on the relative position. Just ask yourself—if the price of 87,000 doesn't fall below 80,000 later on, will it still seem high?
Look at gold to understand. When gold prices rise, many people think it's too expensive and wait for a pullback before entering. And what happens? Five years of value appreciation, and those who missed out are still waiting. The logic of asset appreciation is so cruel—there's always someone who thinks it's expensive at the top and cheap at the bottom, and in the end, they miss everything.
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PonziWhisperer
· 11h ago
87,000 is the bottom; those who dared to sell are all regretting it.
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DegenWhisperer
· 11h ago
Even at 87,000, I don't dare to buy in. When it drops to 50,000, I will be waiting for positive news. Always waiting, always missing out.
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DYORMaster
· 12h ago
Basically, it's a mindset issue. 87,000 is not a big deal; the key is how it will move next.
People who missed the golden five-year growth period are still waiting now, really.
Worrying about whether it's overvalued or undervalued is pointless; better to get on board first and then decide.
Historical prices are just a trap; don't be fooled.
Waiting and waiting, opportunities that never come.
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 12h ago
That's right, it's all about mindset. People who think it's expensive now will see 87,000 as a bargain in two years.
Waiting and waiting, but in the end, nothing is gained.
If 87,000 doesn't fall below 80,000, then looking back, it's the bottom. This logic makes sense.
Don't tell me it's overvalued. There are plenty of people still waiting for gold to rise after five years.
Human nature is like this: when prices are high, shout about it being expensive; when it's cheap, they get timid. It repeats itself.
Historical prices are just traps; many people jump in and can't get out.
Actually, the key to 87,000 isn't about high or low, but about the direction afterward.
BTC is currently at the 87,000 level. There are many voices in the market saying the price is overinflated. But from a different perspective—if we look back from the high of 120,000 earlier this year—today's 87,000 seems like an almost unreachable bottom.
Many people have this mindset. Using historical prices as a reference point can easily lead to habitual thinking, making us believe what is expensive and what is cheap. In reality, whether it's high or low depends on the relative position. Just ask yourself—if the price of 87,000 doesn't fall below 80,000 later on, will it still seem high?
Look at gold to understand. When gold prices rise, many people think it's too expensive and wait for a pullback before entering. And what happens? Five years of value appreciation, and those who missed out are still waiting. The logic of asset appreciation is so cruel—there's always someone who thinks it's expensive at the top and cheap at the bottom, and in the end, they miss everything.