#比特币价格预测 Seeing James Wynn's latest message about a potential short-term reversal, the first thought that came to my mind was—this guy's prediction accuracy is still the same old way. Looking back at his two bearish calls in November, predicting Bitcoin would drop to $67,000, and what happened? The market didn't give him that face. This time, he predicts a short-term rally to $97,000. Honestly, I've seen this kind of bouncing back and forth many times.

But on the other hand, it's indeed interesting right now. The $89,000 level has caught the attention of many analysts. Once broken, it points to a target of $93,500. This rhythm feels very familiar—remember similar scenes in previous cycles? Every time the price repeatedly tests key resistance levels, the market often shows a strange resonance. Analysts unanimously bullish, big funds repositioning long, and futures data heating up.

But this is exactly where traps are most likely to be set. History tells us that the more consensus there is in public opinion, the greater the potential for market reversals. I don't have an absolute directional judgment, but I feel the current atmosphere is a bit like the scenes in 2017 when Bitcoin surged to $8,000, and in 2021 when it aimed for $60,000. The euphoria back then was always followed by a wave of regret.

Let's keep observing. A clear trend hasn't formed yet; what we should do is protect against risks, not follow the crowd and bet on a direction.