It’s that time again in a four-year cycle. Looking back at BTC, the last two peaks look almost identical, and even the monthly line drop is like a copy-paste – directly crashing by 17% in November.
December? There's a high probability of continued turbulence, after bouncing around, it is estimated that there will still be a -15% bearish candle. The altcoins might hit new lows. But don't be too quick to despair, from January to March next year, BTC will likely see a short-term rebound, shaking back and forth to collect a few bullish candles.
This is the time for the shanzhai performance. Once the profit effect appears, retail investors are easily misled into thinking "the bull is here." What happens next? Another round of steep falls follows, officially starting a long bear market. The cycle has never been polite to you.
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IllusionLittleFlyingHero
· 21h ago
It's this routine again. I've heard the four-year cycle theory too many times, and what happened? There's always a surprise each time.
If this wave goes as you say, my altcoins should have dropped to zero by now, but they're still alive.
It's just gambler's psychology; no matter how reasonable it sounds, it's just post-analysis.
Rebound in January next year? I doubt it; the on-chain data doesn't cooperate that much.
However, I have to admit that this regularity does seep through, but who can really follow the pattern and make money?
As for the cycle repeating, those who believe in it end up getting played.
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TopBuyerForever
· 12-01 16:45
The Bear Market has started to review historical patterns again. I've heard this set of claims too many times; each time it seems plausible, but in the end... retail investors still end up catching a falling knife.
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-01 16:44
Here we go again with this trap. I've heard the four-year cycle theory too many times, and what happened? There are always surprises.
If this wave really goes as you say, my altcoins should have dropped to zero long ago, yet they are still alive.
It's just gambler psychology; no matter how reasonable it sounds, it's all hindsight analysis.
Rebound in January next year? I think that's unlikely; on-chain data doesn't cooperate that way.
However, I must admit this regularity does seep through, but who can really follow the map and make money?
In this cycle of recurrence, those who believe end up being played people for suckers.
It’s that time again in a four-year cycle. Looking back at BTC, the last two peaks look almost identical, and even the monthly line drop is like a copy-paste – directly crashing by 17% in November.
December? There's a high probability of continued turbulence, after bouncing around, it is estimated that there will still be a -15% bearish candle. The altcoins might hit new lows. But don't be too quick to despair, from January to March next year, BTC will likely see a short-term rebound, shaking back and forth to collect a few bullish candles.
This is the time for the shanzhai performance. Once the profit effect appears, retail investors are easily misled into thinking "the bull is here." What happens next? Another round of steep falls follows, officially starting a long bear market. The cycle has never been polite to you.