What top creators are saying about Bitcoin(BTC)— Page 2

Bitcoin was briefly cited as an example of how prices depend on market conditions, liquidity, and trade size; no specific outlook or recommendation was given.

Bitcoin is in consolidation and could fall further, including briefly below $70,000. A potential inverse head-and-shoulders pattern and broader bullish shift remain unconfirmed, while $30,000 was cited as a downside scenario.

The speaker views the sell-off as a buying opportunity and believes the longer-term bull market remains intact while support at $75,000 daily and $75,500 weekly holds. A break could expose downside toward $66,000–$67,000.

Bitcoin could test a low if the Nasdaq tests its July low, as broad-market weakness may weigh on it; a further Q4 decline is possible, though capitulation could precede another bull market.

The post warns that Bitcoin could repeat the sharp post-election declines seen in 2018 and 2022, suggesting a possible similar downturn after the 2026 election.

Bitcoin was described as initially rising during the crisis before selling off somewhat with the broader market. No price target or specific recommendation was provided.

Long-term bullish due to monetary and debasement themes and potential AI-agent use, but cautious near term because it may fall further with equities.

Mentioned as falling during market turmoil; no price level or broader crypto outlook was provided.

Initially held up better than equities during part of the sell-off but later fell below $76,000; the discussion offered no specific investment thesis or reliable safe-haven case.

The host views Bitcoin positively as an alternative financial system and an asset of interest over the long term, while noting it fell sharply during the sell-off.

The last time STRC reached $100, Strategy bought $2.47 billion of BTC.

The speaker treats Bitcoin as the foundation of his portfolio and continues buying it, including during downturns. He views volatility and historical corrections as potential opportunities for long-term investors and cites spot ETF inflows as evidence of institutional demand. The cited prices are market references, not targets.

Trading near $80,000, Bitcoin may pull back to the stated support area and react there. A speculative long scalp was described, but the outlook was short-term and cautious.

The speaker favors gradual, long-term Bitcoin purchases and views ETF demand and corporate treasury holdings as sources of demand, while emphasizing that sharp corrections are common and borrowing against Bitcoin carries added risk.

Used as a historical comparison for SPX6900's current community and development stage.

Cautiously bullish, but the host advised waiting for confirmation. Holding roughly $79,850 could support a move toward $82,000; failure to reclaim key levels could signal a bull trap.

Bitcoin has held above its September low and recovered most of the prior week's losses. The short-term outlook is positive, but higher-timeframe confirmation is still needed.

Bitcoin dipped and then bounced back after the election. The discussion offers no Bitcoin-specific forecast or trade recommendation, and says business conditions and liquidity are more important near-term drivers than legislative news alone.

Rebounded strongly from a recent low, but the move is unconfirmed and needs follow-through. Clearing and sustaining a move above roughly $82,000 would put Bitcoin in a stronger position; rejection near $81,500 would be weak.

Bitcoin is at a decision point after reclaiming $80,000, with potential to rise to $82,000 or fall to $79,000; $75,000 is another downside level to watch.

The host was short-term bearish until Bitcoin reclaims $81,900 on a daily close, while noting a possible rise toward $83,000–$84,000 and saying a dip to $78,000–$79,000 would be a personal buy. He disclosed buying Bitcoin during the stream.

Included in a portfolio framework as a store-of-value holding alongside on-chain businesses, without a specific buy or sell recommendation.

A host sees long-term dollar debasement from government policy as a reason for Bitcoin to reach $10 million in 10 years. The hosts viewed it as less dependent on new regulatory approvals than other crypto assets.

Strong spot-market buying is evident, with spot activity rising relative to perpetual-futures activity.

The long-term bullish case is based on the view that policies from both parties contribute to dollar debasement; the election was considered less consequential for Bitcoin than for regulation-dependent crypto projects.

Named as an asset against which USELESS gained; no independent investment outlook is provided.

The host was bullish on Bitcoin's longer-term relative performance and noted that investor buying supported its rebound, while ETF selling and near-term volatility remain risks.

Figure offers loans secured by Bitcoin and says liquid crypto markets can enable quick collateral liquidation. The discussion provides no Bitcoin price outlook and does not establish the suitability of borrowing against it.

Described as resilient; shown at $80,284.13, up 3.24% over 24 hours.

Bitcoin rose about 3% and reportedly outperformed the Nasdaq as uncertainty eased and Treasury yields fell. The speaker also saw potential support for a strategic Bitcoin reserve from newly elected officials in Florida and Texas as a bullish catalyst.

The author says crypto and broader markets may have locally bottomed and expects a relief bounce; Bitcoin briefly touched $76,000.

The speaker is conditionally bullish, citing Bitcoin's quick rebound and possible capital rotation from AI into crypto. Weakness may be a longer-term buying opportunity if Bitcoin remains above $67,000, though a broad market sell-off could pressure it.

The speaker is bullish on Bitcoin over the longer term but sees near-term resistance, possible volatility, and the risk of another low. A daily MACD crossover and improving momentum could strengthen the case for a breakout.

Rose from $75.7K to $81K in one day as open interest fell sharply, with the post describing bears as “obliterated.”

Cautiously bullish short term if it holds above $80,000 and reclaims $81,900; a weekly close below $75,000 would weaken the longer-term outlook.

The speaker is long-term bullish based on currency debasement and technological change, but warns that Bitcoin is highly volatile and should match a long investment horizon.

Flood continues to hold a large Bitcoin position, though no specific outlook or target is given.

The author describes Bitcoin as having completed its “final shakeout” and identifies a support zone around $74,000.

Cautiously bullish after a rebound from roughly $77,000 to $81,000, but the host saw a 20% chance of a further decline and advised patience, gradual dollar-cost averaging, and avoiding leveraged or chased longs.

Mentioned in the context of cross-border payments and historically high transaction fees; no current investment recommendation or assessment was given.

Reclaiming its pre-hack levels and holding up despite a reported $6B+ crypto theft from Binance, rising Middle East tensions, and $1B in BTC outflows over the past seven days.

Bitcoin is holding up despite reported crypto theft, rising Middle East tensions, midterm elections, and roughly $1 billion in seven-day BTC ETF outflows.

Presented as an example of an idea with strong memetic fitness that spread globally and helped create a lasting monetary network, though no price target or specific buy recommendation is given.

Bitcoin rose during the session; the speaker suggested investors may have been responding to expectations of lower inflation and reduced geopolitical risk.

Swept liquidity and reclaimed its trading range, a bullish setup. Similar past sweeps were followed by price rises, and the author expects Bitcoin to move higher.

Historical midterm-election patterns suggest a relief rally could be followed by further downside, though the decline may be shallower and resolve more quickly than in prior cycles.

Panelists viewed Bitcoin’s relative resilience during the week’s security incident and technology-stock selloff positively, noting support around $76,000–$77,000. Longer-term concerns include mining security economics, privacy, and quantum computing.

Cautiously bullish over the longer term but uncertain near term; support holding and stronger buying volume are important, while bearish divergence and further downside remain risks.

The speaker favors Bitcoin as a long-term core holding and buying gradually during downturns, while emphasizing volatility and the possibility of further declines. A rise above $100,000 is discussed as a scenario that could benefit altcoins; $30,000 is mentioned as a downside scenario the speaker does not personally expect.

USELESS showed relative strength against BTC in the screenshots.