Recently at the Davos Forum, the head of a well-known alternative asset management firm shared his views on Bitcoin, which were quite interesting to listen to. He admitted that Bitcoin has indeed fallen quite a bit from its all-time high last year, but that doesn't mean the direction is wrong; it's mainly a timing issue. He believes that the fundamentals of Bitcoin haven't really changed, and the current market is just consolidating.

Regarding the price trend, he expressed hope that Bitcoin could trade between 125,000 and 150,000, but also acknowledged that Bitcoin is quite temperamental and can rise as it pleases. Overall, he is cautiously optimistic about this year's market, believing the situation is quite good.

Interestingly, this guy predicted in 2024 that Bitcoin would surge to $170,000 by the end of 2025. Although his language isn't as aggressive now, the overall tone remains bullish. Market volatility itself isn't a big deal; the key is to look at the bigger picture. His remarks to some extent reflect the general mindset of institutional investors — short-term fluctuations are possible, but they are not too pessimistic about the long-term outlook.