Hope bitcoin will not fall to $63900?

[Out of mind]

Bitcoin has always proven to be a sustainable recovery asset that moves opposite the traditional investment model Gold and other assets have fallen significantly without recovering, but at that point, even when Bitcoin dips in price, it recovers again within hours, even when Bitcoin made the lowest of dips in price around 65,000 was the benchmark before it recovered again.

Currently, the price of Bitcoin has changed a lot more than before. The market is likely to enter the highs at the beginning of April, we can see that the market has already gone above $70,000. After the ceasefire between the United States and Iran, the price of Bitcoin has jumped a lot, Bitcoin is an asset that will benefit us financially. When the price of Bitcoin drops, it is able to recover quickly, so Bitcoin is a sustainable currency suitable for investment, it will become more valuable in the future.

[Danica22]

Bitcoin has always proven to be a sustainable recovery asset that moves opposite the traditional investment model Gold and other assets have fallen significantly without recovering, but at that point, even when Bitcoin dips in price, it recovers again within hours, even when Bitcoin made the lowest of dips in price around 65,000 was the benchmark before it recovered again.

That's the good thing about Bitcoin. Today it's at $70k+. It never stays down longer than necessary. For those who see Bitcoin as a sure investment, it's because of its ability to rise whenever it goes down. It's not because people don't lose money investing in it. Of course, there are several people who've lost money in it too. We can say there are impatient, and rightly so.

As it's now, with the dip going on, it's obvious that Bitcoin is on a discounted price. Yet, some are still scared of getting in.

What about those who bought Bitcoin at $100k or $126k? 6 month have passed, and Bitcoin is still 40% lower than its peak. Or for those who bought it for $69k in 2021, it took over 3 year for it to recover and reach a new ath. Is it true to say that bitcoin will never stay low in price for too long?
Although Bitcoin has a shorter cycle compared to other asset, every market and asset has its own cycle. Not to mention, it also depend on the macroeconomic situation and other factor. If inflation continues and geopolitical tension persist...Bitcoin could remain stagnant or decline for much longer than many people imagine.

[Dave1]

Bitcoin has always proven to be a sustainable recovery asset that moves opposite the traditional investment model Gold and other assets have fallen significantly without recovering, but at that point, even when Bitcoin dips in price, it recovers again within hours, even when Bitcoin made the lowest of dips in price around 65,000 was the benchmark before it recovered again.

That's the good thing about Bitcoin. Today it's at $70k+. It never stays down longer than necessary. For those who see Bitcoin as a sure investment, it's because of its ability to rise whenever it goes down. It's not because people don't lose money investing in it. Of course, there are several people who've lost money in it too. We can say there are impatient, and rightly so.

As it's now, with the dip going on, it's obvious that Bitcoin is on a discounted price. Yet, some are still scared of getting in.

What about those who bought Bitcoin at $100k or $126k? 6 month have passed, and Bitcoin is still 40% lower than its peak. Or for those who bought it for $69k in 2021, it took over 3 year for it to recover and reach a new ath. Is it true to say that bitcoin will never stay low in price for too long?

Only two things, either sell at a loss, which doesn't make sense, or continue to hold and have patience to wait for the next cycle and then continue to buy at their own phase or using DCA method.

Although Bitcoin has a shorter cycle compared to other asset, every market and asset has its own cycle. Not to mention, it also depend on the macroeconomic situation and other factor. If inflation continues and geopolitical tension persist...Bitcoin could remain stagnant or decline for much longer than many people imagine.

I don't know if there are other assets that has cycle, most of them just rely on the geo-political thingy that is going around, like Gold or Stocks that will just decided to take a split base on the companies performance. So there's no other assets like Bitcoin in that sense of a 4 year cycle.

[bubilas]

Bitcoin has consolidated above the 70k level, maintaining momentum after the positive news. Since the announcement of the "truce" about a day ago, all cryptocurrency markets have shown undeniable bullish momentum. However, there are still questions about the terms, which countries have agreed to it, and whether the Strait of Hormuz will remain open during these negotiations.
We clearly saw a "buy the news" reaction when Trump announced the two-week truce yesterday. However, with so many conflicting reports, it should be viewed more as a "buy the rumor" event. Even if this truce lasts as planned, remember that the world is seeing the same countdown threats as yesterday.

Well, global risk appetite remains mixed: stocks in the US and Asia are holding up better, while Europe is weaker, oil is back at the upper levels, and Bitcoin is showing relative stability. The key background is set by geopolitics in the Middle East, the revaluation of inflation risks, and expectations of inflation data and Fed policy.
Bitcoin has returned above 71K. Bitcoin ETF: +$343 million is one of the strongest daily inflows in 10 weeks.
This week, we saw a classic risk-on pivot after a geopolitical shock. There are still risks of a breakdown in the Middle East ceasefire and negotiations. In the meantime, the focus is on US inflation data.

[summonerrk]

Bitcoin has consolidated above the 70k level, maintaining momentum after the positive news. Since the announcement of the "truce" about a day ago, all cryptocurrency markets have shown undeniable bullish momentum. However, there are still questions about the terms, which countries have agreed to it, and whether the Strait of Hormuz will remain open during these negotiations.
We clearly saw a "buy the news" reaction when Trump announced the two-week truce yesterday. However, with so many conflicting reports, it should be viewed more as a "buy the rumor" event. Even if this truce lasts as planned, remember that the world is seeing the same countdown threats as yesterday.

Well, global risk appetite remains mixed: stocks in the US and Asia are holding up better, while Europe is weaker, oil is back at the upper levels, and Bitcoin is showing relative stability. The key background is set by geopolitics in the Middle East, the revaluation of inflation risks, and expectations of inflation data and Fed policy.
Bitcoin has returned above 71K. Bitcoin ETF: +$343 million is one of the strongest daily inflows in 10 weeks.
This week, we saw a classic risk-on pivot after a geopolitical shock. There are still risks of a breakdown in the Middle East ceasefire and negotiations. In the meantime, the focus is on US inflation data.

Let's talk about the good news about reserves: Reserves on exchanges continue to decrease: from ~980k BTC at the beginning of 2025 to 860k now. Transaction volume has increased (to ~615k per day in early April - the highest since November 2024), but fees remain low. This indicates institutional movements.
 Realized profit/loss and whale activity confirm that capital is flowing from futures leverage to spot through regulatory-friendly products.
BTC is now a "high-risk reserve asset" for institutions, with demand absorbing supply without overheating. This has always been a good indicator in the long run.