What top creators are saying about Bitcoin(BTC)— Page 98

Its use as collateral for loans on platforms like Figure Markets offers liquidity but carries the risk of margin calls if its price drops significantly.

Hosts have a bullish long-term view with speculative targets of $140k-$200k+ by year-end, but are cautious short-term due to a recent 'fake-out' price drop, ETF outflows, and historical weakness on Fridays. A potential market bottom is speculated around September 7th.

Its historical performance from its 2018 bear market low to its 2021 peak is used as a benchmark for a bullish case for Ethereum.

Mentioned as a neutral benchmark for price action, as BNB is also trading near its all-time high similar to Bitcoin. Also noted as the underlying asset for MicroStrategy's treasury strategy.

Bitcoin is bouncing ahead of the NFP report and has significant institutional interest, with Sora Ventures planning to buy $1B worth.

Technical indicators are at 'reset levels' and a bullish engulfing candle is forming. A massive short squeeze is anticipated, fueled by $20 billion in short liquidations, with a long-term target of $140,000-$150,000.

The market is in a 'contraction phase' preparing for a large move. A break above the $112,000 resistance level is a strong bullish signal targeting $130,000, but the mature bull market cycle advises caution.

The speaker suggests gold's strength could be a leading indicator for a Bitcoin rally, which could in turn lift the entire crypto market.

Despite negative September seasonality ('Downtember'), a significant long-term bullish catalyst is the potential for spot listings on traditional exchanges like the NYSE and NASDAQ, which could unlock vast new pools of capital.

The market is in a 'contraction phase' coiling for a big move. The base case is for a low to form during this seasonally weak period before a final rally into the end of the year, but there are warning signs like a triple bearish divergence and the bull run's old age.

The current ETF-driven demand is just the beginning, representing mostly retail. The real price action is expected when large institutions, which are still in their due diligence phase, begin to make meaningful allocations.

Faces short-term weakness due to negative seasonality in September. The traditional 4-year cycle theory is being questioned, suggesting potential for near-term volatility or 'chop'.

While the long-term view is bullish, it is currently noted as 'very weak' and 'not moving', which directly impacts the performance of related equities like MSTR. Patience is required through this 'boring' period.

Projected to rally until early November and may outperform altcoins in the short term, making it a potentially more favorable allocation for crypto investors during this period.

The availability of crypto-backed loans using BTC as collateral and its inclusion in professional investment funds signals a maturing market and its recognized value beyond simple price speculation.

Short-term caution is advised for the next 1-2 months due to negative seasonality, priced-in rate cuts, and market liquidity drains. The long-term outlook is more bullish, with potential strength heading into Q4.

Described as an 'old' hedge against currency devaluation, but is framed as a far smaller investment opportunity compared to the companies building AI. A long-term risk from quantum computing is also noted.

Anticipating a potential short-term relief bounce due to bullish divergence on the one-hour chart, ahead of major US jobs data. However, losing the VWAP is a bearish signal.

Advised to accumulate on down days as a defensive play, suggesting a potential rotation from riskier altcoins to the more stable Bitcoin.

Continued strong demand for Bitcoin ETFs, with over $1 billion in net inflows in seven sessions, signals sustained institutional interest and provides a bullish tailwind for a potential rally to the $140k-$150k range.

The availability of lower-rate loans collateralized by BTC from a major lender is a sign of a maturing market and a long-term bullish signal, as it allows holders to access liquidity without selling.

The speaker has a bullish outlook, expecting Bitcoin to continue its upward trend. Price targets for other assets like Chainlink are dependent on Bitcoin reaching its own targets, such as a conservative $200,000 by mid-2025.

Viewed as an important historical asset but technologically limited ('Generation 1' chain). The speaker discovered a flaw called 'selfish mining' and believes its future utility may depend on integration with faster platforms.

The SEC's unveiled agenda to revamp crypto rules is viewed as a significant bullish catalyst. Enactment of these policies could represent a major win for Bitcoin through increased institutional adoption and market integration.

The speaker is very bullish, believing the 'bottom is in' and the market is in a 'V-shaped recovery.' The price range between $107,000 and $108,500 is considered a 'good buy' for a potential move to $150,000-$180,000 in the coming months.

The host presents a strong bullish case, citing historically bullish Q4 performance in post-halving years, a bullish chart pattern approaching a 'massive daily demand zone', and a potential Federal Reserve rate cut as an 'extremely bullish' short-term catalyst.

Bitcoin is approaching the end of Phase D, closer to its cycle top than altcoins. A bullish 'inverse head and shoulders' pattern suggests an imminent short-term move up to around $118,000.

Recommended to rotate profits into from speculative altcoins as a way to de-risk a portfolio while maintaining long-term exposure to the crypto market.

Believed to be in the final stages of its bull cycle, with a potential cycle top projected around $150,000 to $180,000.

A guest made a bet that the price of Bitcoin would reach $475,000 by December 2025, reflecting a very bullish and aggressive long-term outlook. A revised personal winning range for the bet is for the price to be from $300,000 to $475,000 or higher.

Short-term cautious/bearish trend with bears in control. A drop to the $100,000 level is seen as a possible scenario that could present a buying opportunity before a potential major pump in November or December.

Failing to rally with gold and trading with a high correlation to the NASDAQ 100 suggests it is behaving more like a speculative tech asset than a 'digital gold' or store of value.

The speaker holds a strong conviction that Bitcoin is 'undoubtedly the better investment' compared to gold, serving as a primary hedge against inflation and the debasement of traditional currencies with significant growth potential.

The base case is for a continued upward move to the $118k-$120k range, followed by a rejection or sideways trading before a more significant move to new highs in Q4. A bottoming reversal signal has been confirmed.

Massive demand from ETFs and corporations is creating a supply shock, with the current price seen as artificially suppressed by whale selling. The core thesis is that price will rise significantly once this temporary selling pressure subsides.

Wallets like Phantom and Rabby could enhance user experience by directly offering spot Bitcoin purchases, simplifying access and potentially expanding spot trading business.

Identified as a top-performing asset for defending wealth against inflation, with a 'never sell' philosophy. The core strategy is to hold and borrow against it to avoid taxes and benefit from compounding.

MONK suggests that Bitcoin may have already bottomed out at $107-108k, contrasting with expectations of lower bottoms around $100-105k.

Growing utility is highlighted by its use as collateral for competitive-rate loans and improved security through new Decentralized MPC Custody solutions, increasing its acceptance as a legitimate financial asset.

The current rally is viewed as a potential 'classic trap' before a significant drop. Key resistance is at the $114k-$115k zone, while a break below $110.5k support would be a bearish signal.

Bitcoin's price is now primarily driven by global liquidity and behaves like a mature macro asset. Its volatility is declining, and its integration with traditional finance through ETFs is paving the way for massive, long-term institutional investment.

Bitcoin has bounced off a support trend line and is putting in higher lows, which is a bullish sign. A short squeeze is anticipated, and any dip into the $106,000 - $110,000 support zone is seen as a buying opportunity.

Very strong bullish sentiment, with a prediction to hit a new all-time high by Halloween. Key drivers include significant ETF inflows ($332M on one day) and a positive regulatory statement from the SEC/CFTC.

The current base case is for a rise to the $118,000 - $120,000 range, followed by a rejection and pullback before a significant move to new highs in Q4. September is expected to have choppy price action.

A significant purchase by a prominent crypto trader suggests a bullish short-term to medium-term outlook and a signal of confidence in its immediate future.

Bitcoin is transitioning into a more mature, less volatile asset, similar to a 'digital gold.' The primary force moving its price is now global liquidity and its integration into TradFi rails, not retail speculation.

Historically finds a low in September of the post-halving year, with analysis suggesting a potential similar low in September 2025 before a subsequent upward trend and rally.

Benjamin Cowen highlights that Bitcoin has historically seen a significant price surge (over 300%) in the 12-18 months following a halving event, suggesting it could reach a new all-time high by mid-2025 if the pattern repeats.

Increasing institutional interest through ETF inflows and large-scale purchases suggests a bullish long-term outlook.

While historical performance in September is bearish, the current market structure is different due to large-scale institutional buying from players like MicroStrategy, which represents strong underlying support.