Is the prophecy so accurate? Binance founder Zhao Changpeng CZ surprisingly hinted four years ago that Bitcoin would crash from $101,000 to $85,000. (Background: The female stock god reiterates: Bitcoin will reach $1 million by 2030, and a new wave of mergers and acquisitions will be triggered when Trump takes office.) (Context: Century reconciliation! Musk thanks CZ for assisting in the acquisition of Twitter, CZ happily responds with an emoji.) Affected by the U.S. Federal Reserve's expectation of lowering interest rates fewer times in 2025 on December 19, Bitcoin suffered a significant setback, dropping from a high of $104,829 to a low of $92,268 yesterday (20), with a decrease of up to 12%. However, after the U.S. November PCE report was released last night, Bitcoin rebounded, currently reporting $96,688, with a nearly 24-hour decrease narrowing to 3.9%. Bitcoin trend. Source: OKX Spot CZ deleted the prophecy four years ago. It is worth mentioning that although the overall sentiment in the cryptocurrency market has been low in the past two days, Twitter user @WhaleFUD noticed that Binance exchange founder Zhao Changpeng CZ seemed to have predicted this week's decline in a tweet posted on December 17, 2020. The user also tagged CZ, expressing hope that he would delete this tweet: Waiting for a new headline: Bitcoin crashes from $101,000 to $85,000. In response, CZ himself did not explain why this 2020 tweet set such a prophecy, nor did he delete the original tweet. However, he recently posted a similar format tweet again within 24 hours, implying that Bitcoin will continue to create new highs: Waiting for a new headline: Bitcoin creates a historic new high, once, once, and again... CZ's response also slightly comforted investors currently facing market setbacks, but whether his prophecy can succeed, and when Bitcoin will refresh its historical new high again, remains unknown. Analyst: Pausing interest rate cuts does not change Bitcoin's upward trend Regarding the market decline caused by the Fed's reduction of interest rate cut expectations for next year, Bitwise's Chief Information Officer Matt Hougan posted on Twitter that the current situation will not hinder Bitcoin's upward trend. Hougan pointed out that the Fed's signals do indeed have an adverse impact on risk assets, and the decline in U.S. stocks and Bitcoin is inevitable, but he believes that the current pullback does not mean the end of cryptocurrencies because the correlation between the Fed's attitude and Bitcoin is no longer as tight as before. Bitcoin now has inherent upward momentum: I believe this is a small episode in the process of Bitcoin's rise. The Fed's influence on cryptocurrencies has diminished, and cryptocurrencies now possess inherent momentum, with big trends still pushing Bitcoin up, including: Washington's policy has shifted to support cryptocurrencies; institutional adoption and ETF inflows are constantly increasing; governments and enterprises will buy Bitcoin; blockchain has significant technological breakthroughs. Related reports: Is the BTC super cycle coming? Analyst: Trump's Bitcoin reserves and global corporate buying frenzy may break the halving bull-bear fate. U.S. 10-year Treasury yield breaks 4.5%! The new bond king: Trump will not buy Bitcoin before taking office. Help! Bitcoin is on the brink of dropping below $100,000, Ethereum spikes to $3,650, with over 250,000 people liquidated for over $700 million. "Zhao Changpeng CZ predicted four years ago! Bitcoin will crash from $101,000 to $85,000, will it come true?" This article was first published on BlockTempo (BlockTempo - the most influential blockchain news media).