Bitcoin touched seventy seven thousand today and I am buying. Not dipping a toe in, not waiting for confirmation, just buying. When price gets this far off the highs, hesitation usually costs more than action.
From the peak near one hundred twenty six thousand down to the mid seventies, Bitcoin has already dropped roughly sixty thousand. That is not a small pullback. That is real downside that has already been absorbed. Most of the easy fear is already in the price.
Could Bitcoin be heading into a bear market. Sure. That is always possible. But bear markets are where long term positions are built, not avoided. Waiting for perfect clarity usually means buying higher, not lower.
This is the part of the cycle where sentiment flips. Headlines turn negative, timelines get quiet, and confidence drains out of the market. Historically, those are the moments that reward patience the most.
Bitcoin is not a short term trade for me. It is a long game asset. I am not trying to time the bottom to the dollar. I am trying to accumulate when fear is high and conviction is low.
A decade from now, today’s price will barely matter. Bitcoin will be far higher than it is now, just as it is far higher today than it was ten years ago. Volatility does not change that trend, it is part of it.
People get stuck focusing on what Bitcoin might do this year or next. I care more about what it does over ten years. That perspective makes moves like this feel obvious instead of scary.
Buying below eighty thousand is not about calling a bottom. It is about understanding value, time, and probability. When those line up, I buy.
If price goes lower, I will still be fine with this decision. If it goes higher, even better. Either way, I am playing the long game, and Bitcoin remains the asset I trust most to win it.