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#BinanceBlockchainWeek 🆕 Latest Updates from Binance Blockchain Week 2025 (Today) Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse said he expects Bitcoin to reach around $180,000 by the end of 2026. Binance has introduced a dual-CEO leadership structure — Co-founder Yi He has been appointed Co-CEO alongside Richard Teng. A major topic at the event: AI + blockchain + stablecoins are expected to transform global financial systems within the next decade. --- 🔎 Why These Updates Matter The $180K Bitcoin outlook boosts long-term bullish sentiment in the market. Binance’s leadership shift could signal a stronger focus on regulation, global expansion, and user trust. The push toward AI-linked financial infrastructure means crypto is evolving from trading to real-world finance and payments.#BinanceBlockchainWeek $BTC

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#ShareYourThoughtOnBTC According to a recent forecast, Bitcoin is expected to trade in the short term between ~ US$88,600 and ~ US$94,300. Technical-analysis indicators show a generally bearish sentiment, with many “sell/bearish” signals vs only a few bullish ones. On-chain data and network metrics suggest BTC may be undervalued right now — which historically has preceded a recovery. --- ⚠️ Downside Risks Some analysts warn that macroeconomic headwinds along with potential institutional sell-offs (e.g. by big holders) could push BTC down significantly — maybe toward US$50,000–US$60,000 over 2026. Given bearish sentiment and market volatility, if negative news hits (regulation, rate hikes, global macro stress), BTC could dip. --- 📈 Upside Potential On the flip side, a recovery is plausible: there’s a significant “buy-side flow” on-chain, and analysts foresee BTC reclaiming value — possibly climbing back to prior highs (or beyond) if bullish catalysts emerge (adoption, institutional inflows, macro changes). Many long-term forecasts remain bullish: some expect BTC to reach US$150,000–US$200,000 over the next 12–24 months, assuming favorable conditions — especially if institutions and macro environment align. --- 🎯 My View — What I’d Do Today If I were you, and I had a small amount to invest now: I’d consider buying a bit of BTC — but only a fraction, expecting volatility, not a guaranteed rebound. If I were trading short-term: I’d stay cautious. The risk/reward is muted now: upside exists, but downside (if things go wrong) is also substantial. But for long-term holding (1–2 years or more), I think BTC still has good potential, assuming macroeconomic conditions remain somewhat favorable and major holders don’t panic-sell.$BTC

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