BTC falls back to 100,000 USD: dreams come true, why are some still panicking?

Bitcoin has fallen back to the $100,000 mark, which should have been a good thing — how many people have dreamed of seeing this price. What happened instead? Some in the market have started to worry.

Irony Reversed: When Wishes Come True

Investor Pompliano pointed out the absurdity of this operation: “Everyone used to say 'if BTC can fall to 100,000 I will buy the dip', and now that it has really fallen, some people have started to back down.” Anxiety comes so quickly for people.

But not everyone was scared. ProCap BTC Investment Director Jeff Park's reaction was more direct—he chose to keep buying during the fall, expressing his view through action: “Stay calm, rather than follow the market crazily.”

The Irony of Optimists and the Warnings of Pessimists

Analyst Rajat Soni sarcastically criticized those who compare BTC with US Treasury yields, implying: “If you trust fiat bonds so much, why hold Bitcoin?” The core logic is - Bitcoin has a hard cap on supply, while bonds can be printed at will.

Investor Fred Krueger summarized the bottom thinking in one sentence: “Extreme fear = great opportunity.”

There are also opposing voices. Gold enthusiast Peter Schiff bluntly warns: “BTC believers should wake up; this is just like the tulip bubble of the 17th century.” He suggests that this wave of rise and fall is merely speculation.

The market is swinging

The price of 100,000 USD itself hasn't changed, what has changed is people's minds. Some see opportunities, while others see risks. This is the norm in the crypto market - the same signal leads to polarized opinions.