I'm beginning to doubt Bitcoin's 4-year traditional cycle. Initially, I was bearish on Bitcoin for many reasons, but with the current chart realignment, I see a positive bullish light, which is a sign of reversal that could linger for months.
Your analysis is really aligning well but we should not forget that the market will continue to be very unpredictable and anything can happen at anytime. If Bitcoin is to have a change to its four year cycle, then it is not just only technical analysis that will play out in this, other strongholds will really have to prove a great change in the market before it turns into a bullish momentum and we get to see another bullish momentum that will linger for a longer time this 2026.
Of course, something must align with the displacement of the market from the initial pattern to make it solid, it has always been like that. However, the technical analysis like this is to guide us on what the market has done, created on the chart (as the pattern), and what it could later do. This is why I have referenced the price on both the upper and lower levels, it's now left to the side it eventually breaks.
For now, it has been ranging with no specific direction, which is a result of the lack of serious catalytic events. Regardless, it will take Bitcoin a break below $84,232 before I take the Bears seriously.
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This makes sense. I agree with this. Most people speculating on Bitcoin are basing their predictions on previous price actions like previous all-time high, previous block halvings, etc.
Fortunately, it works so well if you are conversant with Bitcoin events/history/tradition and a good chart reader.
The most difficult part of it is predicting the best entry or the lowest price before the next all-time high as Bitcoin is really unpredictable now.
The main thing is to catch the train when it is going your way, rather than where it started the journey from.