The image shows one of my most important strategies that I always talk about: "Buying the fear."
I proposed this idea in May 2025 when the price of Bitcoin was around 98 thousand dollars, and at that time I explained that historically recurring negative events were not the end of the market, but rather the beginning of a new upward wave — and indeed that's what happened.
Every time the market is subjected to a strong negative news, such as:
China's ban on cryptocurrency trading,
or the collapse of the FTX platform,
or negative statements from the U.S. Federal Reserve,
Bitcoin then entered a massive rally.
The main idea is that the market always overreacts, and this exaggeration creates rare buying opportunities for those who think with their mind, not their emotions.
Today Bitcoin is $88,000, at the same time that the U.S. is emerging from a government shutdown; I see the same pattern repeating itself.
The current fear is not a threat, but a new opportunity within the same strategy.
The analysis I talked about in May turned out to be accurate, and today's events confirm that "buying the fear" is not just a slogan — it is a strategy based on understanding market psychology: when everyone is scared, the smart one buys.
The increasing institutional interest in options contracts on the CME platform reflects the entry of major institutions into actual long-term positions, not just hedging positions.
some analysts expect Bitcoin to reach $160,000 – $200,000 before the end of 2026 if current demand continues.
