Yi Lihua Calls Bitcoin Rebound to $85K-$90K Reasonable, Holds Full Position

Yi Lihua Calls Bitcoin Rebound to $85K-$90K Reasonable, Holds Full Position

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2026-07-23 15:50:16
Yi Lihua of Liquid Capital says he is fully long on Bitcoin, expecting a rebound to $85K-$90K. He also reflects on a decade of crypto failures and persistence. BTC last traded at $74,550.
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Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital), posted on X this morning that he is fully positioned for a rebound, predicting Bitcoin could bounce back to $85,000-$90,000. The statement comes after his earlier ETH sell-off drew skepticism.

Holding Full Position, Eyeing $85K-$90K

Yi explained his recent silence was due to work on a new fund and platform. He said after a sharp drop, a strong rebound is likely: "A bounce to $85K or $90K is reasonable." But he added he hasn't called a trend reversal yet and isn't shorting.

Yi had sold his ETH position in February at a loss, which led to criticism when he flipped bullish on BTC now. In a longer post, he shared his decade-long crypto journey marked by repeated setbacks but maintained optimism: "I've failed many times in partnerships, investments, and trading over ten years, but I keep working hard and staying true to myself."

Market Context: BTC at $74,550

Bitcoin has seen significant selling pressure recently, with bulls and bulls diverging on rebound potential. On-chain data shows short-term liquidity stress, though some analysts note oversold conditions. BTC last changed hands at $74,550 at press time.

This article was originally published by Bit.Fan. For more cryptocurrency news and market insights, visit www.bit.fan.
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