yes, we're going to see another rally in a few weeks maybe. there is just a crash in price though. i think this is because of the war that is currently breaking in the Red Sea again. talk about the timing where it really needs a crisis for the price to go down.

the bull market will not end sooner. its already written in the cycle that every halving the next will be bull run. we'll be seeing another run some say it will be a supercycle.

I am also going to be witnessed of 2 halving season but one of them I even don't know much about the bitcoin and also don't know the name of halving and what is it and for this I count my halving experience is 1 what is coming.
Anyway let's come to the point. It is true that bitcoin surprised most of us crossing its current all time high price before the halving starting because history says that Bitcoin make new all time high price after around 1 year of halving. We have two thoughts about this record breaking one is bitcoin may will do a explosive bull-run and the second thought is may it will not goings to so high make the history wrong :"). But the positive fact are highers than the negatives specially the etf approval and halving. But I am not expecting much in sooner we already seeing a huge dump on market maybe it is for the correction so I think we will gonna see the real explosion on after the halving likely about 1year

Bitcoin was able to break an all-time high before halving, but it's not much of a difference to the previous ATH. The ATH for Bitcoin this year is $73k+, while the previous ATH was around $70k, so it's still within the range of $70k+, meaning that Bitcoin has not yet experienced a very huge pump before the bear market will start. Despite the current ATH, I am expecting that Bitcoin will reach $80k–$100k+, which is where I can sell my coins. I am not certain about the price before or after the halving, but just like some people predicted some months ago, Bitcoin will get to $70k before the halving, which has already been achieved, so there's definitely going to be corrections. 

Yes, saw this price drop few hours ago, This is actually what I have been expecting to see the price do, Now I don't think we would see the sell the news buy the rumor event, because if we had not got this correct before the halving day, then we may witness a major correction ,and if there is still gonna be more leg to the down side, it won't be too far below $48k in my opinion.

Looking at the chart right now the price has dropped to $60k and if base on what we normally have after the halving, that is, a surge in the price, then this price drop is significant for further continuation in the upwards direction, I love the fact that we are getting a pull back, before the main event, this way, I will have full confidence about the price increasing in the up coming weeks and months should history repeat itself.

1. Bitcoin is definitely going to experiencing a phenomenal growth in price due to the insane combination of ETFs + halving effect. The current dip right now looks like the final flush before an epic run that has always been the norm with Bitcoin's halving.

2. Imo, not sooner. If anything, Bitcoin is just starting and the run is going to extend to the coming months. We're going to break the ATH for the umpteenth time this year. My intuition is telling me that we'll see Bitcoin trade much more higher than here. Possibly a 100% increase.

In short, bitcoin investors all have optimistic thoughts and expectations like you because no one wants bitcoin to fall in price because if it falls or the bull season ends early, we will lose money.

But if we stay calm and evaluate fairly, anything can happen, history may or may not repeat. As an investor in the market, I think things are never easy and there will always be changes from the house that make the match more unpredictable. The financial game is a fierce one, it is not a place where everyone can make a profit.

Halving or not, bitcoin is essentially a financial market, halving does not change this fact. Therefore, we need to be alert and analytical, do not rely on intuition to invest.

Today what happened in the markets was definately not positive. I haven't seen a crash this bad maybe since Covid. I think $500M longs were liquidated in an hour. That is a record. And I think the day prior there was $1B liquidated. So going into the halving it doesn't look good but we need to see how the markets will react on Monday with this geopolitical tensions.

Things like this is something that investors can't predict but it might lead to risk-off in the markets as people will pull their money because they worry about the future. Depending how the rest of the weekend develops the markets will be on the edge.

There's a rumor going on that the Iran declaring to attack Israel is probably the reason for a huge price dump but it was a quick recovery, probably the only people that got the most damage at that time were those trying to go for long with bitcoin, that's definitely going to hurt for them. Pretty impressive too that it did recover so fast.

Now in regards to our talk about the nearing of the halving, time flies so fast for these and I'm not ready for the fact that the market's almost there, it's best that we have to remember that this halving is a bit different, it might take a while before things happen because it's a different kind of halving compared to last time because this one, we've got a new all-time high before the halving has started and I think that it's a signal that something's going to change for the bitcoin market, we need to expect the unexpected.

What is there to digest here? Bitcoin overcame ATH this time (before the halving) only slightly and this should not be called a real ATH. If we take into account that the halving has not yet occurred, then the recent ATH (~$73.8k) should be attributed to the old (current) cycle.

The first thing that came to mind: there have been changes in the pattern of development of bitcoin, which indicates the beginning of an era of change. Now bitcoin will never be the same again.

Most likely yes.

Of course, after the halving. Moreover, much later than the halving.