Seeing different Bitcoin price predictions, it's really hard to be sure. On one side, institutions are calling for a target of $150,000 to $220,000 by 2026, and based on this logic, buying in now and holding for more than a year should easily double your gains. On the other side, pessimists set the Bitcoin price range between $70,000 to $100,000, believing that a bear market has already started.

So which one should we believe? Honestly, predictions are inherently probabilistic—no one can guarantee with certainty. But I’ve noticed an interesting phenomenon—those who consistently dollar-cost average into Bitcoin have never lost out in a cycle. Whether it’s a bull or a bear market, as long as they keep buying, their accounts have never let them down.

Instead of fussing over short-term price movements, it’s better to ask yourself: do you want to gamble on a forecast, or follow the long-term trend?