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Bitcoin (BTC) has recorded massive volatility over the last several weeks, rising past the $100,000 milestone only to retrace to the $90,000 range. This has sparked debate over whether the crypto market has topped, drawing opinions from various analysts and traders. Despite market fluctuations, many remain optimistic about the future trajectory of Bitcoin and altcoins, while others caution against unchecked bullish sentiment. Optimism for Q1 and Bitcoin’s Bullish Trend Crypto Rover remains confident that history will repeat itself, maintaining that Bitcoin’s price target remains steadfast at $175,000. According to the renowned analyst, a bullish breakout is imminent. “Q1 is always bullish for altcoins. This time will not be any different. I trust history,” Rover remarked. Altcoins Seasonality Chart for Q1 since 2017. Source: Crypto Rover on X Meanwhile, some analysts urge investors to shift their focus away from short-term market tops. Instead, they should concentrate on identifying strong communities with longevity, citing a “war of attrition” in the crypto space. HODL Protocol reinforces that momentum should guide decision-making rather than an obsession with whether the market has peaked. Their advice is to stay adaptable and focus on long-term gains. In the same tone, Crypto Nova, a seasoned investor, cautions against attempting to time market tops. Instead, she recommends taking profits gradually, regardless of whether the market continues to rise. This strategy, she argues, will ultimately outperform most traders. “Hear it from someone that has been here for quite a while: Don’t ever try to time to the top on anything. Not on Bitcoin, not on your favorite alts, not on anything. Eventually, the goal is to take profits before the top of the market happens. Regardless if it keeps running or not. Do that and you’ll outperform almost anyone in this entire space,” the analyst quipped. Trump’s Influence on Bitcoin and…

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