Is this bullish news for Bitcoin?

[SilverCryptoBullet]

If extended celebration is what you are after, then prepare, pack your bags because we have all year to celebrate, yeah, all through this year like from this January to December, and maybe, just maybe 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030 and going forward into the future, we will do no other thing but celebrate cus if one thing I currently believe, it's the fact that things have changed completely for Bitcoin..

That term "bear season" may be shaking and risk going extinct because going forward, the price of Bitcoin can only rise, consolidate or correct, move side ways for some time and then go up again, I may be wrong but I am not expecting a bear season any more..

Bitcoin leads the blockchain and cryptocurrency market a long adventure so far and since January 2025 with dozens Bitcoin Spot ETF approvals in the USA, it has been matured enough. There will still be market bearish and bullish teams in its cycle that can be similar with or different with past market cycles but generally Bitcoin will continue its growth in the future.

2027 to 2030 will be very short term time targets as Bitcoin will continue its existence longer than 2030 year and we need to have longer investment plan than 2030.

[lizarder]

Bitcoin leads the blockchain and cryptocurrency market a long adventure so far and since January 2025 with dozens Bitcoin Spot ETF approvals in the USA, it has been matured enough. There will still be market bearish and bullish teams in its cycle that can be similar with or different with past market cycles but generally Bitcoin will continue its growth in the future.

2027 to 2030 will be very short term time targets as Bitcoin will continue its existence longer than 2030 year and we need to have longer investment plan than 2030.

After the approval of the Bitcoin Spot ETF in the US, investor confidence may have increased because people previously saw different conditions. I make this assumption because some people I know were previously skeptical about Bitcoin's trajectory, but after the approval of the Bitcoin Spot ETF, most of them consider it a good move. Bearish and bullish markets are inseparable because that's how the market is structured. For those who understand Bitcoin correctly, under certain conditions they can capitalize on the momentum to enter the market or sell some of their assets for profit.

While we know that most people prefer long-term investments in Bitcoin, as it's a fundamental asset and a perfect store of value, it's all about how one leverages its potential. If we believe this approach can achieve the desired results, it's appropriate to make a comprehensive investment plan, so that the results are far from what we want achieved maturely.

[aylabadia05]

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CZ's tweet is good news, but it doesn't necessarily mean that the market will be bullish because bullish or bearish markets don't depend on what he tweets, but on how people will act in the market. The higher the buying interest, the better, and the more likely the market will experience price increases if selling interest is lower.

This supercycle could be a momentum for those looking to profit in the short term. Regardless, I just want to emphasize that there is no doubt about Bitcoin.

[Byebyebtc]

Yes This has the potential to make market bullish.
But with what is going on today, war's, economy crisis etc, will this be able to make the market turn bullish?

Even if it can regardless of what is going on, it will take a while before the market turns bullish.
Although from what I see the cycle looks competed, and we can be expecting a bullish market in a short time, it could also act like a fuel for an aggressive bullish move.

[Taricoins]

Yes This has the potential to make market bullish.
But with what is going on today, war's, economy crisis etc, will this be able to make the market turn bullish?

Even if it can regardless of what is going on, it will take a while before the market turns bullish.
Although from what I see the cycle looks competed, and we can be expecting a bullish market in a short time, it could also act like a fuel for an aggressive bullish move.

Bitcoin has been highly unpredictable and especially in this period where they seem to be war creeping at every end. I don't how much the effect is with war and Bitcoin market value because if it's much then with all the on-going war threats by the US and Russia, I doubt that the market can turn bullish especially with the fact that Donald Trump the US president is not open for talks or even corrections from his actions that he is taking of recent.

[DeeppRockk]

Yes This has the potential to make market bullish.
But with what is going on today, war's, economy crisis etc, will this be able to make the market turn bullish?

Even if it can regardless of what is going on, it will take a while before the market turns bullish.
Although from what I see the cycle looks competed, and we can be expecting a bullish market in a short time, it could also act like a fuel for an aggressive bullish move.

Bitcoin has been highly unpredictable and especially in this period where they seem to be war creeping at every end. I don't how much the effect is with war and Bitcoin market value because if it's much then with all the on-going war threats by the US and Russia, I doubt that the market can turn bullish especially with the fact that Donald Trump the US president is not open for talks or even corrections from his actions that he is taking of recent.

Geopolitical stuff definitely throws a wrench in things. Makes sense you're worried about how wars mess with crypto. Bitcoin's got this weird habit of reacting to big economic moves, but don't write it off as a hedge during chaos. Just look at today's dip to 92k-shows we're still in a choppy market. 

Historically, after ETF money floods in, we see these pullbacks. It's almost expected at this point. But liquidity moves? That's where things get tricky. If cash dries up during conflicts, it could amplify the pain. How much are you weighing that factor when judging war impacts?

[free-bit.co.in]

That term "bear season" may be shaking and risk going extinct because going forward, the price of Bitcoin can only rise, consolidate or correct, move side ways for some time and then go up again, I may be wrong but I am not expecting a bear season any more..

The term "bear season" applies to the entire financial market, not just Bitcoin. It is an inevitable part of the financial game, and the difference is that each market's bear season will vary slightly in terms of duration and volatility

If Bitcoin's traditional cycle is broken, that doesn't mean the bear market will disappear completely. Instead, it will change and may become shorter and less devastating, rather than disappearing permanently. However, it is still too early to say that the old cycle has been broken.

[cocadalcan]

Yes This has the potential to make market bullish.
But with what is going on today, war's, economy crisis etc, will this be able to make the market turn bullish?

Even if it can regardless of what is going on, it will take a while before the market turns bullish.
Although from what I see the cycle looks competed, and we can be expecting a bullish market in a short time, it could also act like a fuel for an aggressive bullish move.

Bitcoin has been highly unpredictable and especially in this period where they seem to be war creeping at every end. I don't how much the effect is with war and Bitcoin market value because if it's much then with all the on-going war threats by the US and Russia, I doubt that the market can turn bullish especially with the fact that Donald Trump the US president is not open for talks or even corrections from his actions that he is taking of recent.

Russia does not care about the security of any other ally except its own. There is no possibility of a direct war with America and Russia. The same is true with China. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was very close to Russia and provided him with all possible assistance, but in the end, Russia did not help the Assad government and he had to flee. Even if China and Russia are their close allies in the future conflict with Iran, there is no possibility of any assistance.

There will be a possibility of war with weak countries and a possibility of a unilateral war, as is happening between Palestine and Israel. America has started to earn money by selling Venezuelan oil, they are becoming stronger. Trump's policy is very clear and understands the benefits very well. In the review, I only understand that the price of Bitcoin will have a high potential in the future.

[danherbias07]

Not being pessimistic, but I doubt that too. Bitcoin achieved great power in the last few years, and I know it is not enough. Still, I don't think it will move up quickly just because they are taking it out of the priority risk list.

This is not enough. It's the demand that will push it forward, not just the news. Now, if people, especially retail buyers, can somehow be optimistic about this news, then great; Bitcoin might reach new heights. Influencers and streamers about Bitcoin can tell anything about a super cycle happening, but if no one believes and no one will buy, it's going to be stagnant.

[imthegreat]

This is good news, and there's a lot of good news for Bitcoin overall.

Bitcoin's price is currently above its January median...



January contracts (expiring on January 30th) closed on Friday at $95,665, at an important threshold between subdued volatility and potential breakout momentum.



Open interest rebounded 12% week-over-week to $23.3 billion.
Trading volumes for the week are stable, above the average for December 2025. This confirms the return of large capital.
Positions of major players:
Leveraged Funds (hedge funds, speculators):
Asset Managers (institutional, ETF managers): Mostly net long, but cautious positions without aggressively adding longs.
Dealers/Intermediaries: balancing the market, neutral.
The recovery of open interest above 90K indicates institutional repositioning to the long side.
 Much depends on the dynamics of ETF flows...
If inflows increase, a short squeeze to 100K is possible.
Baseline scenario this week: consolidation at $92K–$98K

[Outhue]

That's how a super cycle is made--everybody talks about it as if it's a thing. Whether that's likely or not doesn't matter. Influencers have got to influence. That's precisely why they're around: to create hype, build confidence, convince investors, and the like. So, they just have to repeat it over and over again until it becomes true.

I think I've already read about this news months ago but, yeah, it's one of the good things happening in 2026. So, indeed, a super cycle might be coming this year.  

You really believe that a super cycle is coming? I won't bet on it unless Bitcoin makes a new bottom this year, to me it will just be another good opportunity to start buying Bitcoin again like 2022, and yes after a good bottom the price will start to recover for many months to come.

Right now I don't expect anything than a new bottom, Bitcoin just sinked into the quicksand, if you know what that means, we are going lower than many people prepared for..

[Doll2233]

People who are into crypto trading and investment have long ignored the risk of cryptocurrency so I do not think the SEC removing cryptocurrency as risk priority will have a significant impact.  It does not bring new funds to the market, it just removes the label that had long ignored by the crypto community.

I also don't think that it is enough catalyst to remove the hate or doubt of people who have been hating Bitcoi,n and I also don't think that this will push investors that has been watching at the background to eventually participate in the Bitcoin market.

SEC will regret for that because their prediction could be wrong because we watching stability of the market And market appears to be moving sideways with relative stability and there is possibility of continued stability in coming weeks. Many people are interested and many companies are interested because they want to sell at high price and now market is at low price due to many reasons but looking very stable price and some investor may consider this period suitable depending on their own risk tolerance and research. Regulatory decisions are based on their assessment but they are not always correct. Some big compaines may influence market movement due to their size. but actually they have bulk of assets in their wallets and they want to show their assets and are working secretly .

[finaleshot2016]

That's how a super cycle is made--everybody talks about it as if it's a thing. Whether that's likely or not doesn't matter. Influencers have got to influence. That's precisely why they're around: to create hype, build confidence, convince investors, and the like. So, they just have to repeat it over and over again until it becomes true.

I think I've already read about this news months ago but, yeah, it's one of the good things happening in 2026. So, indeed, a super cycle might be coming this year.  

You really believe that a super cycle is coming? I won't bet on it unless Bitcoin makes a new bottom this year, to me it will just be another good opportunity to start buying Bitcoin again like 2022, and yes after a good bottom the price will start to recover for many months to come.

Right now I don't expect anything than a new bottom, Bitcoin just sinked into the quicksand, if you know what that means, we are going lower than many people prepared for..

The idea here is, the reason why they're saying a super cycle occur is because the possibilities of BTC reaching bottom is low, it breaks the 4 year cycle due to global adaptation where firms and countries are now into crypto. It'll be not bullish if they sold of it after that hype, not a wise decision because it shows that it's like pure FOMO. I'm waiting for a new bottom but at the same time, I slightly believing on it, it's already 2026 and if we will follow the historical chart, it's unusual already because the halving occurs in 2024 and 2 years from now, we're on another halving that could start another bull run. It's like we're expecting a dip based on the history but we're blind on the fact that Crypto changed already, it's part of the global market. We have to consider that institutional adoption and regulatory progress could redefine what “normal cycles” look like moving forward but I respect the others POV, 'cause right now crypto for me is really unpredictable and wise move is to DCA as anything could happen.

[serjent05]

People who are into crypto trading and investment have long ignored the risk of cryptocurrency so I do not think the SEC removing cryptocurrency as risk priority will have a significant impact.  It does not bring new funds to the market, it just removes the label that had long ignored by the crypto community.

I also don't think that it is enough catalyst to remove the hate or doubt of people who have been hating Bitcoi,n and I also don't think that this will push investors that has been watching at the background to eventually participate in the Bitcoin market.

SEC will regret for that because their prediction could be wrong because we watching stability of the market And market appears to be moving sideways with relative stability and there is possibility of continued stability in coming weeks.

I do not know what thing would the SEC be regretting with their announcement.  The SEC announcement is clear that SEC have more confidence on the Bitcoin market being legit other than that, i do not think SEC is expecting something from the movement of the Bitcoin market.

Many people are interested and many companies are interested because they want to sell at high price and now market is at low price due to many reasons but looking very stable price and some investor may consider this period suitable depending on their own risk tolerance and research.

Or their greed  .  We have seen many investors got burned and lost a lot of money because they just jump to the wagon, without establishing full knowledge about Bitcoin market, buying at ATH and then easily panic sell when the price dump a bit.

Regulatory decisions are based on their assessment but they are not always correct. Some big compaines may influence market movement due to their size. but actually they have bulk of assets in their wallets and they want to show their assets and are working secretly .

Regulatory decision do make an impact on the market, depending on the importance of the decision is.  I agree that big company especially those that have high reputatation can highly influence the market especially when they make a huge investment to the Bitcoin market.

[khiholangkang]

It is about SEC removing crypto from the risk priorities they have for 2026. CZ tweeted it on his X account that this is a sign of bullishness.

We still have most of the months for this year before we might see the actual bottom as it's we will go through a bearish sentiment just after the bull run.

I am having my doubts that we will have a supercycle for this year because that was likely done on 2025.

The more people become vocal about a supercycle, the opposite likely is more probable. But if it happens, we've got an extended celebration I guess.

Yes, that's good news, keep holding your bitcoin, but don't be too confident, no one knows what the future will be like, seeing the opportunity is also not too big at this time where we are facing political tension, that's what we are currently paying attention to among the big countries, far hi altcoin and keep holding bitcoin, super cycle is the name traded on social media for now, don't get caught up in anyone's narrative on social media including CZ, don't rush into action with an excessive response, and must study the situation that occurred first as a fundamental reason for your assessment of the current year.

[uneng]

The idea here is, the reason why they're saying a super cycle occur is because the possibilities of BTC reaching bottom is low, it breaks the 4 year cycle due to global adaptation where firms and countries are now into crypto. It'll be not bullish if they sold of it after that hype, not a wise decision because it shows that it's like pure FOMO. I'm waiting for a new bottom but at the same time, I slightly believing on it, it's already 2026 and if we will follow the historical chart, it's unusual already because the halving occurs in 2024 and 2 years from now, we're on another halving that could start another bull run. It's like we're expecting a dip based on the history but we're blind on the fact that Crypto changed already, it's part of the global market. We have to consider that institutional adoption and regulatory progress could redefine what “normal cycles” look like moving forward but I respect the others POV, 'cause right now crypto for me is really unpredictable and wise move is to DCA as anything could happen.

I still believe the natural fluctuations of the market based on halving event and correction of prices are much more impacting than any news launched by governments and banks. 2026 is a bearish year, just like 2022 was. There may be good news going on, but they aren't enough to turn Bitcoin into bullish again solely by themselves. Slight increasements in price are even possible, but nothing like the rallies we are used to see during bullish runs.

It means this year is a good opportunity to accumulate more coins, to enjoy the prices are getting low, so once 2028 arrives, investors will be ready to gather profits once again.

[Nwada001]

77k is the target!

If Bitcoin drops down to $75,000, that will be us seeing the market back to the bear since that has been the predicted down for the bear to start since last year, and from the way the market is going, Bitcoin might actually fall below $80k, and if that happens, then reaching $75,000 won't be hard for it again, although I don't expect the market to go that low, especially not in this month of January.

[Onyeeze]

77k is the target!

If Bitcoin drops down to $75,000, that will be us seeing the market back to the bear since that has been the predicted down for the bear to start since last year, and from the way the market is going, Bitcoin might actually fall below $80k, and if that happens, then reaching $75,000 won't be hard for it again, although I don't expect the market to go that low, especially not in this month of January.

the thing is that Bitcoin can drop in the market at any time because the price never be constant that means it is unpredictable so expecting Bitcoin to go below 75k in price such factors can also make Bitcoin to rise above what people expected, but the one that I concerned is that they bearish season and bullrun, there are things that I understand in life Bitcoin can be in bullrun today and became bearish tomorrow, so the price is not stable since the price is not stable it is unpredictable also so anywhere we see Bitcoin we should take it and not panic because bitcoin has been in this way for long time

[laspol65]

It is about SEC removing crypto from the risk priorities they have for 2026. CZ tweeted it on his X account that this is a sign of bullishness.

We still have most of the months for this year before we might see the actual bottom as it's we will go through a bearish sentiment just after the bull run.

I am having my doubts that we will have a supercycle for this year because that was likely done on 2025.

The more people become vocal about a supercycle, the opposite likely is more probable. But if it happens, we've got an extended celebration I guess.

Something exceptional will definitely happen in 2026, as many experts have predicted. The possibility of a super cycle is the most likely, if I think about it at the moment, then the price of Bitcoin will definitely make an upward trend from where it is currently. However, I think we will see this super cycle in the first or second quarter of 2026.

[Lida93]

77k is the target!

If Bitcoin drops down to $75,000, that will be us seeing the market back to the bear since that has been the predicted down for the bear to start since last year, and from the way the market is going, Bitcoin might actually fall below $80k, and if that happens, then reaching $75,000 won't be hard for it again, although I don't expect the market to go that low, especially not in this month of January.

Bitcoin price falling to $75k level isn't what would be happening soonest considering the strong resistance that holds at $88k price mark we might have price retouching that level a few times before eventually breakthrough, which would also base on certain catalysts like bad economic news leading to panic sells. Otherwise,  bitcoin price could cut beyond $100k and stay above for some period before we actually go into the bear market as has being speculating.