Recent discussions among cryptocurrency enthusiasts have centered around the impact of perceived negative news from China, often referred to as 'China FUD' (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt). Observers note that the current climate mirrors events from early 2020, when similar sentiments led to significant market downturns, followed by a substantial recovery in the cryptocurrency sector. Analysts recall that during the last major incident of China FUD, Bitcoin's price fell to the low $3,000s, but subsequently, the market entered a bull phase that saw Bitcoin reach record highs. Currently, Bitcoin is trading at approximately $102,000, leading some to speculate that the same pattern could emerge once again. The sentiment among many traders suggests that such FUD may serve as a buying opportunity, as historical trends indicate that China-related news has not resulted in long-term bearish trends for cryptocurrencies.