Bitcoin will ultimately rise and continue to break new highs—not because of some emotional slogan, but because its structure dictates it.

The core logic of this asset has never been about “who’s hyping it up,” but rather these hard facts:

Supply is fixed, while demand keeps increasing.
Among global assets, very few can achieve this.
Every four years, the supply is halved, making the circulating amount increasingly scarce, while institutions, ETFs, and sovereign funds continue to flow in.

With global currencies experiencing long-term inflation, Bitcoin naturally benefits.
Not because it’s perfect, but because it has no sovereign ownership, no printing press, and no administrative risk.
In turbulent cycles, these characteristics are more valuable than people imagine.

The underlying positions bought by institutions are never sold—only added to.
BlackRock, Fidelity, MicroStrategy...
Every time they increase their holdings, it essentially locks in another layer of support for the market.

Its user base and consensus keep expanding, not shrinking.
A real bubble is when everyone leaves;
A true trend is when more and more people gather.

So, Bitcoin’s long-term direction is never driven by emotions.
It will fluctuate, it will crash, it will scare people, it will test patience, but it will eventually break previous highs again.

It’s not a myth, but the combined result of mathematics, structure, consensus, and capital flows.

In the short term, watch emotions.
In the medium term, watch liquidity.
In the long term, there’s only one answer:
It will keep rising, keep hitting new highs.
It’s only a matter of time.