#比特币价格走势 Looking back at Bitcoin's price movements over the years really brings up a lot of emotions. The recent rebound to $89,000 reminds me of the wild bull market in 2017. Back then, us old-timers thought $20,000 was the peak for Bitcoin, but who would've thought it would multiply several times since then? But the market always goes in cycles. This time, the drop from $96,000 to $81,000 brings back memories of the big crash in 2018.

What's interesting is that this rebound is being led by altcoins. RAIN surged 100% in a single day, and XRP, ENA, and others also saw double-digit gains, showing that capital is once again chasing high-risk, high-reward opportunities. This isn’t uncommon in history—after every major drop, there's always a wave of speculative frenzy.

But I have to remind everyone not to be blinded by short-term rallies. Bitcoin dominance has dropped to 56.5%, and the total market cap is $3.075 trillion. These numbers all hint that risks are building up. Past experience tells us that this is when we need to stay clear-headed, control our positions, and focus on risk management. After all, the market always cycles between greed and fear, and the true long-term investors are always those quietly accumulating during the lows.