Let's take a look at Bitcoin's performance right now, stuck at the 88,000-90,000 mark, struggling to hold above 90,000. Many are wondering, is there still a chance to push to 100,000 before 2026?

To be honest, there are definitely opportunities, but it's not a sure thing. The current market still recognizes Bitcoin, but the key is that the upward momentum isn't strong enough. To break through, we need to watch a few variables: Will inflation continue to remain high (the higher the inflation, the more attractive Bitcoin's value preservation property becomes)? Will central banks lower interest rates (low rates are naturally favorable for risk assets)? Will institutional funds continue to flow in (this determines market heat)? Additionally, regulatory attitudes and the global economic outlook will also affect this—if regulation tightens or the economy starts to slow down, the upward trend may need to hit the brakes.

Instead of staring at short-term fluctuations every day, it is better to protect the principal first. That’s why I allocate a portion of idle funds into stablecoins—multi-chain asset support, clear and transparent on-chain reserves, and price fluctuations controlled within 0.5%. Regardless of how Bitcoin fluctuates, this portion of funds can both avoid risks and not miss any opportunities, allowing for flexible deployment.

The market for Bitcoin has always been tumultuous; the key is not to be enslaved by short-term fluctuations, but to think more about the long-term logic.