Binance CEO "Bitcoin unlikely to crash as in the past... the market cycle structure itself has changed"

Despite a price correction in Bitcoin (BTC), it was argued that the same sharp decline phases as in the past are unlikely to repeat.

On the 9th (local time), according to WuBlockchain, a media outlet specializing in virtual assets (cryptocurrencies), Yi He, Binance's co-Chief Executive Officer (CEO), said in an interview at "Binance Blockchain Week 2025" that "Bitcoin is no longer an asset moving in a small pond," and "as sovereign funds, sovereign wealth funds, and institutions have included it as a core asset, the likelihood of a rapid price collapse is lower than in previous cycles."

Regarding the recent correction, Yi He said, "There can be declines, but today's volatility is a structurally different trend alongside the change in Bitcoin's status," and "it is difficult to directly apply 'trading strategies premised on a major crash' as before."

She also said about market cycle theory, "The previous formula that absolute cycles of rises and falls repeat is no longer valid," and "because the players have changed and the market size has changed, interpreting this cycle with past strategies is 'like taking a small-pond strategy out into the big ocean.'"

Yi He emphasized, "With increased inflows from traditional financial institutions, Bitcoin has already become a 'mainstream asset,'" and "volatility may decrease, but structural demand will grow."

However, regarding the outlook for 2026, she said, "The market continues to expand, but trend cycles change very quickly," and "we cannot conclude that next year's bullish factors are the same as this year's."

She advised, "Whether in good times or bad, accept it like fate and find a solution," and "market participants should not bring investment strategies from previous cycles unchanged."