I'm sorry but the bull cycle is like every 4 years, 2017 -> new all time high $19,+++, next in 2021 new all time high, $68,+++. So if the pattern continues then 2025, we might see another all time high.

So I will suggest to you to look back and bitcoin's past performance.

As for you advise of buying more, yeah, do DCA. But the best time to buy or accumulate is at the start of the bear market. But then again, we still have less than a year before the halvening so it's not too late.

That is the fact I think the ops seems have confused the bear market year to the bull market and his thoughts are driven by the 2017-2018 bull market where Bitcoin reached $19,000+ before it slide back into a long period of a bear market.


2021-2022 saw Bitcoin touching another price high that has not been broken up till now unless Bitcoin breaks a new high above the 69k-70k it recorded in the last bull market price.


So from all analysis of the matter, I think ops is an off point and is out of the base to say that ever since the period he mentioned that Bitcoin has not recorded any remarkable price movement even in the recovery direction.

Let say bitcoin price throughout last year is when we experience bearish and if this your analysis come up that time i would have embrace or welcome this your analysis, because i noticed that Bitcoin since this year Bitcoin is showing positivity and comparing the increment of Bitcoin in 2017 and the increment of bitcoins now, i will say is totally different because i believe that Bitcoin price now have not reach to that specific or particular price, but what i know is that Bitcoin have been doing well since this year and we are expecting such increment of 2017 to happen in 2024 and 2025

You need to do more research regarding the previous bull and bear market cycles to come up with a better explanation for this, From your analysis, it seems like you were not there during the year 2021 bull run that got us to 69k.

Yeah almost everyone is looking up to 2024 Bitcoin halving but I don't think it is going to be 2024 that Bitcoin may likely make new ATH, the reason is that the market moves in a corrective way,  so before we see new ATH kickstart officially it will enter 2025 in my opinion.

The last bullrun was in 2021, BTC hits $68k-$69k. 2022 and 2023 are the bearish time, it is the wrong time to expect a major increase. You need to check again the schedule of bearish-bullish season, set a realistic target on the right time.

Here are the previous bullrun seasons and the next bullrun schedule. (4 years cycle)

2010
2011
2012
2013

2014
2015
2016
2017

2018
2019
2020
2021

2022
2023
2024
2025

The next bullrun schedule is in 2025, why do you count it from 2028 to 2023? It should be from 2022 to 2025.
Anyway, the current economic situation seems to bring no impact on the bullrun scheme. In 2021, we were experiencing Pandemic and the economic situation was getting worse. But bullrun still happened in 2021 and the bullrun season still came as expected.

That interval time is always happens on the US elections time, and because of that the prices always fluctuate following new policies from new government. we shouldn't panic and have to calm down to follow the situation because circumstances always turn around and give benefit to holder. Sometimes a new policy take impact on front only, because it will adjust the situation, after that, a week, a month and year, that impact is slowly down following the bitcoin price starting to rise again.

Another shitthread made by a newbie who doesnt know nothing.

Man all the years we see this kind of stuff and threads related, the next year other guy comes and say "2025 its gonna be....." like you say most of predictions fails and this its other predictions so by your own logic this its gonna fail.

I know i sound really harsh but its the truth.

Bitcoin hit ATH last year in 2021. I think you lost count, but nothing less than a lot of us are really expecting another ATH or bull run next year, and the following year, as we know, is the halving next year, and a lot of us right now are saving bitcoins. But again, it ain't guaranteed that it will happen, but if we base our predictions on the past, there are really bullruns that happen after a few months or years. Let's just be patient on it.

There are two mistakes that you are making here.
First is that you think bitcoin is a profit machine that should give outrageously high profit to the "investor" every year. That's not true. Bitcoin is the only existing decentralized money and it is working fine as that.
Second is that you are ignoring what happened to the world economy. You can't see inflation and recession at the same time in at least half the world (mostly EU and US) and not see its effects on bitcoin.

What was the $70k peak then?!

That's because inflation didn't hit the world alone, it was accompanied by recession and in a recession people liquidate everything of value they have to be able to have money to survive. They aren't buying things like bitcoin. Hence the lack of "exploding rises".

I don't see this changing anytime soon either. There is a good chance that we will see rises but nothing like 2017 exactly because of the ongoing recession that will only get worse as we get close to yet another winter with energy crisis in Europe.

Over time the price of Bitcoin goes up and there is also a decrease (of course). Price fluctuations will put pressure on investors whether they are strong enough to hold up to high prices or not. Bitcoin is a good main digital asset for the long term. Not without reason, looking at the history of Bitcoin so far, Bitcoin is quite promising for the long term. Reaching a new ATH is Bitcoin's goal when it comes to Halving events. We just have to see if Bitcoin is able to achieve it or not and at least hold on to some Bitcoins for the long term.