
Investor sentiment analysis as BTC approaches 100,000 USDT:
Hesitant because of fear of a big "dump":
Many investors fear a sharp drop in prices could occur after $BTC hitting important psychological milestones, such as 100,000 USDT. They fear that "whales" (large BTC holders) could sell off to take profits, putting pressure on prices to fall rapidly.
This often happens at important resistance zones, when profit-taking sentiment increases sharply.
Fear of buying at too high a price, near the top:
The "FOMO" (Fear of Missing Out) mentality makes some investors want to enter the market even at high prices, but they also worry that they are buying at the "top".
Those who have been locked in capital in previous bear cycles (like in 2017 or 2021) will be especially cautious, leading to hesitation.
Optimistic but divided predictions:
Some investors believe that BTC could surpass 100,000 USDT and go further, supported by factors such as inflation, large institutional participation, or the approval of a Bitcoin Spot ETF.
Meanwhile, some fear the bubble will burst after BTC hits a new all-time high.
Price prediction $BTC for the next 2 years (2025):
Optimistic case:
If factors such as Bitcoin Spot ETF approval, increased BTC purchases by major financial institutions, or supportive global monetary policy come into play, BTC price could reach 150,000–200,000 USDT by the end of 2025.
Precautions:
In case the market faces negative factors such as stricter regulations from governments or sell-offs from large institutions, BTC could sustain at 70,000–100,000 USDT in a long-term accumulation phase.
Important factors determining the trend:
Adoption: The application of $BTC in payment and storage of value.
Policy and regulation: Influence from global financial regulators.
Large Institutional Moves: The market will be influenced by buy or sell decisions from large funds.
Advice:
Investors need to closely monitor important support levels and use a reasonable capital allocation strategy. Avoid investing all capital when prices are high and be mentally prepared to deal with major market fluctuations.


