Quote from: Just Say on Today at 06:51:50 PM

Quote from: GIF-JOBS on July 23, 2025, 06:08:38 PM

Yes, according to the current price movement, I also think that the price of Bitcoin can naturally fall into a bit of a dumping trend, if we take a look at the movement of the last 7 days, it has fluctuated a lot between $117K and $120K in these 7 days, and it seems that it can go anywhere now. But if there is a dumping now, it is still nothing to be afraid of, I will definitely see it as normal, and no matter how volatile Bitcoin is now, it can definitely go to a good level this year, it can go ahead with a good pumping at the end of the year, where I am also optimistic that it will then exceed $150K.

It may not be unusual for Bitcoin prices to be trending downwards at the moment, as we all know that conflict can have an impact on financial markets, similarly the current conflict between Cambodia and Thailand has begun anew, which may be affecting financial markets, perhaps responsible for the dumping of Bitcoin prices. Even then, it is normal for Bitcoin's price to trend downwards, as Bitcoin's volatile sentiment can change at any time. Maybe we are going to enter the fourth quarter so maybe at that time Bitcoin will definitely be able to enter a good level so we have to hold on to it over time and deepen the stability as much as possible.

Bitcoin went down a bit after hitting a new ATH of $123k, and it is a natural thing to prepare for the next trend. But yes, the market definitely takes time to react, and if a conflict starts at that time, it definitely affects the market. When it has an impact on the world's economic markets, its impact is also seen in the Bitcoin price.

However, the Bitcoin price is now stable and Bitcoin is still trading at $118k, which is definitely positive news that even after so many big investors took profits, Bitcoin is still stable, which can be understood by looking at the Bitcoin price in the market.