Looking at the 12M chart of BTC, what can be inferred from the measurement between consecutive down candles?
Honestly, does this indicate that the cycle is continuously changing? Or should we expect that three more candles will mark the next monthly-level decline?
This macro-level cycle observation is indeed worth pondering. BTC's long-term structure has been evolving, with each cycle varying in length and pattern. A down signal at the 12-month level often suggests a larger correction, but predicting the next trigger point with equal spacing is quite challenging.
Do you think this cycle is significantly shorter or longer compared to historical performance?
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 12-19 03:25
It's another cycle theory. How many times has this theory been proven wrong before?
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 12-16 17:03
Wait, can the December line equidistant forecast system be used? I feel like it's just gambling on luck.
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ForkMonger
· 12-16 17:02
ngl the equidistant K-line thing is just pattern religion at this point... protocol governance literally follows the same trap, everyone sees what they wanna see. btc cycles aren't shortening or stretching, the game's just getting messier.
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HashRateHermit
· 12-16 17:00
The December chart looks pretty good, but honestly, predicting the next trigger point is basically just luck...
The issue of cycles becoming shorter or longer—I can't really see a pattern. Maybe the market has just become more complex.
Looking at the 12M chart of BTC, what can be inferred from the measurement between consecutive down candles?
Honestly, does this indicate that the cycle is continuously changing? Or should we expect that three more candles will mark the next monthly-level decline?
This macro-level cycle observation is indeed worth pondering. BTC's long-term structure has been evolving, with each cycle varying in length and pattern. A down signal at the 12-month level often suggests a larger correction, but predicting the next trigger point with equal spacing is quite challenging.
Do you think this cycle is significantly shorter or longer compared to historical performance?