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Is Bitcoin repeating history?
The third cycle… Has it really begun?
The market doesn’t move randomly.
And Bitcoin specifically has been repeating a clear pattern since 2017.
Let’s set aside emotion and just look at the structure.
First cycle (2017–2019)
Peak near $21,000
Collapse of about 84%
Strong base at 3–4K
Then a new historic breakout
Second cycle (2021–2022)
Peak at $69,000
Drop of about 77%
Base at 15–17K
Then recovery and a new expansion phase
Now…
Third cycle?
Peak near $126,000
Drop exceeding 70%
A historic demand zone forming between $45,000–$55,000
Do you notice the pattern?
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View OriginalThe third cycle… Has it really begun?
The market doesn’t move randomly.
And Bitcoin specifically has been repeating a clear pattern since 2017.
Let’s set aside emotion and just look at the structure.
First cycle (2017–2019)
Peak near $21,000
Collapse of about 84%
Strong base at 3–4K
Then a new historic breakout
Second cycle (2021–2022)
Peak at $69,000
Drop of about 77%
Base at 15–17K
Then recovery and a new expansion phase
Now…
Third cycle?
Peak near $126,000
Drop exceeding 70%
A historic demand zone forming between $45,000–$55,000
Do you notice the pattern?
Almos
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#InstitutionalCapitalImpactsMarketStructure Institutional capital significantly impacts the structure of financial markets by enhancing liquidity, depth, and stability. Institutional investors, such as pension funds and insurance companies, are key players that influence market dynamics through large trading volumes and long-term strategies.
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