#比特币价格走势 In Galaxy's 2026 forecast, the price range for BTC is set quite broadly—there's a 50/50 chance of it being around 70,000 or 130,000 by the end of June, and by the end of the year, a 50/50 chance of it being around 50,000 or 250,000. In plain terms, this is an honest reflection of current uncertainty using data.

But my focus isn't on these broad predictions themselves, rather on two key aspects: ETF expansion and regulatory risks. The launch of over 50 spot altcoin ETFs, combined with an expected net inflow of $50 billion, what does this mean? A large amount of institutional funds are being diverted into non-BTC sectors. For copy trading strategies, this is a critical signal—it's important to observe how traders who are positioning in altcoins or multi-asset hedging adjust their portfolios.

The fact that the SEC faces litigation risks due to innovation exemptions is even more interesting. Looser policies are often the breeding ground for market enthusiasm and also signals of risk accumulation. History repeats itself—when policies are relaxed, making money is easier, but risks are quietly building up. So when copying trades, I tend to increase risk management during these policy booms—don't get blinded by short-term gains.

In real trading, predictions are never as valuable as observation. Watching how traders' positions change, their stop-loss settings, and risk hedging methods during this phase is more insightful than trusting any forecast data.