Recently, the crypto community has been discussing Bitcoin trends. Some see a bottom at 50,000 or 60,000, while others are calling for 150,000 or even higher. But as an experienced player, I care more about one number—$78,000.

Why this price level? Frankly, the market can't only go up and never down. Even in the late stage of a bull market, pullbacks are normal. Based on on-chain data and historical cycles, the $75,000 to $78,000 range is not only a psychological barrier but also a dense area of cost basis for many institutions and long-term holders. In other words, this is the "must-pass" point before a price rebound.

My thoughts are simple:

**Don’t chase highs.** By 2026, the market may enter a normal consolidation phase after the halving. Instead of chasing artificially inflated prices, it’s better to stay patient and wait for this support level to truly hold.

**Have confidence.** As long as the global strategic reserve expectations for Bitcoin remain, even if it drops to 78,000, that’s just the "boarding point" for the next surge toward 250,000. Historical cycles tell us that such adjustments are often the prelude to a new wave of gains.

In this market, lasting longer is truly more valuable than making quick profits. So here’s the question—do you think 2026 will see support at 78,000, or will Bitcoin just take off without looking back? Share your thoughts.