JackYi2026-09-21 12:45:52JackYi says bottom-fishing should focus on cycle timing, not the exact lowLiquid Capital founder JackYi said his earlier calls that July and August marked the final window to buy the dip were based on a cycle view rather than a precise price target. In a post on Sept. 21, he said the third leg down since Oct. 11 should be the last decline in the current move, while adding that no one can know exactly how far prices may fall. He said market moves can still be distorted by black swan events, citing the FTX collapse as an example that once pushed BTC into an oversold drop. Even so, he argued that cycle timing and volatility patterns remain the more reliable guide, and that investors should buy when the time window arrives instead of waiting for the absolute bottom. JackYi also addressed why some of his wording had been vague, saying no one can be 100% accurate and that mistakes tend to be remembered more than repeated correct calls.460
ChainCatcher2026-09-21 12:47:36JackYi says July-August marked the final dip-buying window, not the exact bottomLiquid Capital founder Yi Lihua, known as JackYi, said in a post on X that his repeated call for July and August to be the last window to buy the dip was based on one core view: the third leg down since 1011 was the final decline in the cycle. He said no one can know exactly how far prices will fall, because black swan events can still distort the move, citing the FTX collapse and the resulting BTC overshoot as an example. Even so, he argued that cycle timing and volatility patterns do not miss, and that investors should buy when the time arrives rather than wait for the absolute bottom. JackYi also explained why some of his earlier wording sounded vague, saying nobody can be 100% accurate and that one wrong call is often remembered more than many correct ones. He added that even far-fetched rumors can draw more attention than facts.440
Jack Yi2026-09-18 14:12:48Jack Yi says bull-market positions should not be exited lightly, points to trading infrastructure and DeFiLiquid Capital founder Jack Yi said Bitcoin briefly fell below $76,000 after the Federal Reserve’s rate hike was announced, then continued higher after a period of consolidation, matching his prior expectations once again. He said he has repeatedly warned against shorting in a bull market and argued that investors should not exit positions lightly before the cycle reaches its end, even if various factors create volatility along the way. Looking ahead, Yi said assets aligned with the bull trend could see a breakout, with trading-related infrastructure and on-chain finance, or DeFi, standing out as areas of hard demand. He also advised market participants to avoid chasing narrative-driven projects and copycat followers during this cycle.500
Yi Lihua2026-09-12 12:10:03Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua says spot without leverage remains the best choice as rate-cut path splits market viewsLiquid Capital founder Yi Lihua said market views have diverged over the past two days as expectations around interest-rate moves re-emerged. Speaking at an exchange event at a business school in Shenzhen, Yi said the appearance of a bearish macro signal leaves two scenarios for the market. In one case, if rate hikes do happen, he expects a short-term move below 76,000 followed by more downside-range trading before prices resume climbing. In the other, if hikes do not materialize, he said the market could continue moving higher. Yi added that, regardless of which scenario plays out, spot exposure without leverage is the better approach. He also outlined what he sees as three opportunities over the next three years: roughly 4x upside in mainstream BTC and ETH spot positions, with up to 10x possible through active swing trading; 100x potential in trading infrastructure, which he described as blockchain’s core demand; and what he called IPOs as defined by CZ, referring to stocks and IPO listings moving on-chain, which he said could bring higher-quality breakout assets while the era of white-paper tokens comes to an end.1050
Yi Lihua2026-09-12 12:08:57Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua says rate-cut path split leaves crypto facing two near-term scenariosLiquid Capital founder Yi Lihua said on Sept. 12 that market direction has diverged over the past two days as expectations around a possible rate hike emerged. In his view, there are now two main paths ahead. If a hike is delivered, he said the market could break below 76,000 in the short term, continue lower, trade in a lower range, and then resume climbing. If no hike comes, he said the market would keep moving higher. Yihua added that spot exposure without leverage remains the preferred approach regardless of which scenario plays out. Speaking during an exchange at a business school in Shenzhen, he also outlined what he sees as three opportunities over the next three years: roughly 4x upside in mainstream BTC and ETH spot holdings, with as much as 10x possible through active swing trading; 100x opportunities in trading infrastructure, which he described as blockchain’s core demand; and what he called CZ-defined IPOs, referring to stocks and IPO listings moving on-chain, which he said could bring standout quality assets while pushing white-paper tokens out of the market.1060
JackYi2026-09-12 12:11:00JackYi says rate-hike expectations have split the market, with two possible paths for BitcoinLiquid Capital founder JackYi said in a post on X that expectations for a rate hike have created a split in market views. He outlined two possible scenarios for Bitcoin. In the first, if a rate hike actually happens, BTC could fall below $76,000 in the short term, then continue to trade in a lower range before moving higher later. In the second, if no rate hike takes place, the market could keep rising. JackYi said spot exposure without leverage is the best approach. He also shared what he sees as several opportunities over the next three years. According to his post, spot holdings in major assets such as BTC and ETH could deliver roughly 4x returns, while active swing trading may target 10x. He added that trading infrastructure still has 100x potential because trading remains the core demand in blockchain. JackYi also pointed to what CZ has defined as IPOs, referring to real quality assets brought on-chain through stocks and IPOs. In his view, the old white-paper token model will be completely phased out.980
Yi Lihua2026-09-09 06:51:53Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua says current pullback is a normal correction in an ongoing bull marketLiquid Capital founder Yi Lihua said the market remains bullish and described the current move as a normal correction rather than a change in trend. According to his remarks, Bitcoin began rising on Aug. 17 and posted five straight days of gains before entering a correction phase on Aug. 22, which has now lasted about 19 days. He said this period fits a typical upward-sloping consolidation seen during a broader advance. Yihua placed Bitcoin’s current trading range between $76,300 and $82,300, calling it a wide $6,000 consolidation zone, with resistance near $82,300. He also argued that no bull market moves straight up in a single line and said traders should avoid shorting in a bull trend while closely watching daily-chart corrections. Beyond the broader market, he pointed to localized bullish action in Robinhood on-chain activity, ZEC operator-driven tokens, and trading-oriented tokens. In his view, the combination of those signals resembles the eve of the explosive 2020 bull market.1060
Bitcoin2026-09-09 06:50:25Liquid Capital founder Jack Yi says Bitcoin remains bullish, with signs resembling the eve of the 2020 rallyLiquid Capital founder Jack Yi said in a post that he remains bullish on the market, arguing that Bitcoin is still in an uptrend despite a recent pullback. He wrote that BTC had risen for five straight days after starting its move on Aug. 17, then entered a correction phase on Aug. 22 that has lasted about 19 days. In his view, that stretch is a normal adjustment within a broader advance rather than a break in trend. Yi placed the current trading range between $76,300 and $82,300, describing it as a $6,000-wide band, with resistance near $82,300. He added that no bull market moves up in a straight line and said the market changes constantly. Based on that framework, he said traders should avoid shorting in a bull trend and keep a close watch on daily-chart corrections. Beyond the broader market, Yi also pointed to what he described as localized bull-market action in RH on-chain activity, ZEC operator-driven tokens, and trading-oriented tokens. He said the combined signals make the current setup look like the eve of the sharp 2020 bull run.930
