2025-12-25 23:22:03

The market has recently fallen into extreme panic, and Bitcoin's decline in Q4 2025 could set a record for the second-largest drop in history, with an estimated decrease of about 23%. However, such moments often present opportunities. The founder of a major exchange has advised investors to enter during the panic, citing historical rebound cases: Bitcoin surged from $54,000 at the end of 2024 and rebounded from $77,000 after entering 2025. From a miner's perspective, the current production cost of Bitcoin is about $80,000, and the selling pressure near this price level is easing, suggesting that the price may have already bottomed out. What will the next trend look like? Analysts are divided, but one thing is certain: whether ETF demand can recover and how the macroeconomic situation evolves will directly influence the pace of Bitcoin's recovery.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 1h ago

It's the same story again, will history repeat itself --- Mining costs 80,000? So where is the bottom, is it real or fake? --- Entering during panic sounds easy, but few can actually cut losses when it’s time --- ETF and macro factors, saying them is the same as not saying anything --- A 23% drop isn’t a big deal, I’ve seen worse, I’m stunned --- Every time they say bottoming out, next time it’s even lower, can we trust this cycle? --- Rebound cases are all after-the-fact experts, who can know in advance? --- Relief of selling pressure = bottom formation? The logic is a bit shaky --- Instead of waiting for opportunities, it’s better to see how the macro actually turns out

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RugResistant

· 3h ago

I understand the bottom-fishing mentality, but I've heard the "history repeating itself" rhetoric too many times. Wait, the mining cost is 80,000? Where did this data come from? Panic is one thing, but don't treat all-in as an investment. It's only real when ETFs recover; it's a bit early to talk about the bottom now. Once again, "opportunity in the making"... I'm tired of hearing this phrase. A rebound? Let's look at the macro first, don't just focus on the K-line.

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SmartContractDiver

· 3h ago

Here we go again with the story of cutting leeks, I don't believe you. Entering during panic? Last time I heard that, I lost so much I became numb. Can't find the bottom, just afraid it's a trap. Miner costs are 80,000, just listen and don't take it seriously. Repetition of history? The history of the crypto world is just about taking your money. ETF recovery is still far away, with such a bad macro environment, expecting a rebound? Wait, is this time really different... Ha, here we go again talking about opportunities, opportunities, the last chance for your wallet. Those entering now are either brave or fools, I haven't decided yet.

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HodlTheDoor

· 3h ago

Are they trying to cut our leeks again? I just don't understand these influencers. --- Bottom? Uh... I'll choose to believe in the miners' cost line. --- I've heard too many panic buy-ins; will this time be another trick? --- Wait, if the ETF doesn't recover, how can it revive? Both factors seem uncertain. --- Repetition of history? Not necessarily, the macro environment has already changed. --- The $80,000 production cost is interesting. What if it's broken? --- I just want to know when I can get out of the trap... Don't talk to me about opportunities. --- So how much more does it need to fall to be the real bottom? --- This wave of selling pressure easing feels like a cover-up; anyway, just waiting for a rebound. --- Institutions are about to enter the market to buy the dip again, and we retail investors will have to be the bagholders.

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