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January 13, 2023, 10:47:28 PM
#32
So trading really is this easy... just need to know how to count and you are golden.


how I wish it is that easy for me mate, tried counting many times but still a loser lol.

But if only that i follow your thread here then something good will come out from my investment though I have bought at low(17k actually) yet I find this increase a little bit early to sell out.

maybe waiting for at least 25k? possible to come ?
legendary
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January 13, 2023, 09:23:02 PM
#31
So trading really is this easy... just need to know how to count and you are golden.

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December 29, 2022, 10:45:46 AM
#30
the history repeat it self, that is why there is trader try to predict the market. but if this true this gonna be last time we stocked up and then ride it to the moon. anyway i have something familiar with your chart to.


legendary
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December 27, 2022, 01:02:20 AM
#29
So it’s been a few weeks after and the weekly lows didn’t break yet. I am not saying it was the bottom but if it was and it was this simple then it’s pretty crazy.

If this pattern works out then I can assume that the Next top will be at a similar time. Basically same number of weeks from bottom to top. So if Bitcoin is at like $50K or $80K or $125K make sure you sell this time.
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December 26, 2022, 04:51:46 PM
#28
It only proves that bitcoin's and charts are unpredictable. No matter how we the correlation of it as we analyze it, time and time again that it will come that it'll be very going far away from those predictions.
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How does any of this prove anything about being unpredictable? OP literally pointed out a pattern that could repeat, as we don't yet know the result it isn't proof of being unpredictable.
Is bitcoin predictable? Yes. But it has shown many times that it's also unpredictable. In the past years, we can totally see that it's unpredictable and theories and analyses that we've seen like s2f model.

It only proves that bitcoin's and charts are unpredictable. No matter how we the correlation of it as we analyze it, time and time again that it will come that it'll be very going far away from those predictions.

But I'm stuck in one belief that every halving, we'll see new ATH and even it may have that different pattern and motion after each cycle, that's okay. Just looking long term on it.
That is because the market price is solely dependent with demand. And demand is simply a factor which does not have a cycle to ALL things except for seasonal marketable goods. See and observe how this market is being affected by slighest news around the world such as wars and such which are not even directly connected with this industry but are making huge effects. So I think patterns on long runs won't really determine certainty but a different thing could work with short term speculations through the use of TAs. Another thing to consider is; if TAs are not always accurate, how come same thing could work for annual market behavior of the price?
It's hard to look at long run but we're having that idea that it could be the same or slightly different when the next bull run comes.

We always have to remember that we're all speculating on a speculative market.
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December 26, 2022, 10:25:06 AM
#27
It only proves that bitcoin's and charts are unpredictable. No matter how we the correlation of it as we analyze it, time and time again that it will come that it'll be very going far away from those predictions.

But I'm stuck in one belief that every halving, we'll see new ATH and even it may have that different pattern and motion after each cycle, that's okay. Just looking long term on it.
That is because the market price is solely dependent with demand. And demand is simply a factor which does not have a cycle to ALL things except for seasonal marketable goods. See and observe how this market is being affected by slighest news around the world such as wars and such which are not even directly connected with this industry but are making huge effects. So I think patterns on long runs won't really determine certainty but a different thing could work with short term speculations through the use of TAs. Another thing to consider is; if TAs are not always accurate, how come same thing could work for annual market behavior of the price?
It couldn't of been this easy? Could it?

It never is, until it is. I remember saying same thing and laughing at this cup and handle -pattern in 2016. I had just experienced my first huge bear market and never experienced real huge bull market so not in a millon years could have seen what's coming.


It only proves that bitcoin's and charts are unpredictable. No matter how we the correlation of it as we analyze it, time and time again that it will come that it'll be very going far away from those predictions.
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How does any of this prove anything about being unpredictable? OP literally pointed out a pattern that could repeat, as we don't yet know the result it isn't proof of being unpredictable.
There no such thing I guess as definite patterns 'coz if there is, why is the market on a downtrend even if the market is assumed to be on upward motion because we are on the 4th quarter of the year already.
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December 25, 2022, 07:27:38 PM
#26
It couldn't of been this easy? Could it?

It never is, until it is. I remember saying same thing and laughing at this cup and handle -pattern in 2016. I had just experienced my first huge bear market and never experienced real huge bull market so not in a millon years could have seen what's coming.


It only proves that bitcoin's and charts are unpredictable. No matter how we the correlation of it as we analyze it, time and time again that it will come that it'll be very going far away from those predictions.
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How does any of this prove anything about being unpredictable? OP literally pointed out a pattern that could repeat, as we don't yet know the result it isn't proof of being unpredictable.
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December 25, 2022, 06:50:19 PM
#25
It only proves that bitcoin's and charts are unpredictable. No matter how we the correlation of it as we analyze it, time and time again that it will come that it'll be very going far away from those predictions.

But I'm stuck in one belief that every halving, we'll see new ATH and even it may have that different pattern and motion after each cycle, that's okay. Just looking long term on it.
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December 25, 2022, 06:44:07 PM
#24
Discuss the events from the photos below.





It couldn't of been this easy? Could it?
The top two charts show the increase in price in the same number of days, or as the peak of the bullrun. And the last two charts show price declines in the same number of days, or you can say bearish. Based on chart analysis, maybe we can say that the current Bitcoin price is the bearish end. If we go back to the exchange, and look at the current Bitcoin price movement, it always moves at $ 16k to $ 18k. If we can use this chart as a guideline, of course now is the right time to buy Bitcoin.
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December 22, 2022, 02:38:02 PM
#23
I also expect the effect to be less each time, because the block reward is lower already, which reduces it's influence.
Yeah, and eventually we'll see stability currently the way block rewards are distributed it actually encourages volatility due to high amounts getting pumped into the market every so often. Whereas, the lower the reward becomes, in theory the lower impact it'll have on the market. Therefore, the volatility should be reduced. That's when I believe we'll truly see mainstream adoption, when companies don't have to worry about volatility so much.

That's obviously going to take some time though, due to the nature of halvings.
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December 22, 2022, 01:52:42 PM
#22
Halving's are generally quite a exciting time though. Both prior to it, and after. That's simply just because people are optimistic, other than any sort of pattern though.
I like how theymos put it:
Historically, the post-halving runup has happened some time after the halving, presumably after people started to really feel the reduced supply.
I also expect the effect to be less each time, because the block reward is lower already, which reduces it's influence.
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December 22, 2022, 11:47:48 AM
#21
I see that you ignore the 1 year candle pattern prior to what you isolated year. During 2015 pump there’s a long year of sideways and downtrend while on the current year was we just hit the ATH last year so this current downtrend that you are emphasizing is different to the pattern on 2015 since today’s downtrend is from a double top while 2015 is from double bottom.

It’s too early to expect for bullrun to come because there’s no record on crypto history that previous ATH has been broken with just 1 year gap. The 4 years cycle is still in play.
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December 22, 2022, 11:46:55 AM
#20
My TL;DR: prices go up, prices go down. If I could predict it, I'd be rich, but I learned a long time ago I can't time the market. So it comes down to long-term expectations, and I expect Bitcoin to do much better than dollars or euros.
Not a truer word spoken. I see a lot of talk about patterns, but none of us are ever able to capitalize on them. Since, as you correctly point out; if we did we'd be stinking rich. Obviously, you need the starting capital to make that happen, but I think a lot of users here rely on that four year cycle pattern a little bit too much.

Halving's are generally quite a exciting time though. Both prior to it, and after. That's simply just because people are optimistic, other than any sort of pattern though.
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December 22, 2022, 11:35:33 AM
#19
My TL;DR: prices go up, prices go down. If I could predict it, I'd be rich, but I learned a long time ago I can't time the market. So it comes down to long-term expectations, and I expect Bitcoin to do much better than dollars or euros.
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December 22, 2022, 11:32:40 AM
#18
It couldn't of been this easy? Could it?
Only two steps compared are - by far - insufficient to draw conclusions that the situation/chart will be matching.
As an overly simplified example is like seeing the first two numbers (1,1) in a Fibonacci and decide that the next values will all be 1.

However, adding that we do expect 4-year cycles match (hence Q4 2022 should bring the trend reversal and we're close to the end of that), adding that the halving is somewhere at the horizon and adding a significant amount of hopium can make us jump to the conclusion the bear market is over.

I wish you're right, but ... it's by far inconclusive data.
Nice charts though.
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December 22, 2022, 11:22:58 AM
#17
2013 and 2017 and 2021 are all ATH that are 1 year after a halvening event

its where prices speculate to premium bubbles and get too high. and then correct down back to value

the highs are pre bubble. the hype and premium. they are not sustainable prices.

the correction is back down to sensible sustainable value amounts

welcome to the world of the 4 year cycle


Except this time we've got a major recession which will surely impact this cycle. I'm not a fan of studying patterns in the first place, but I hope that users are taking the recession, and the unprecedented times into consideration when they're investing, and managing their expectations based on that.

I imagine pre 2024 when the halving is coming, we'll see some optimism, but it might not be to the level that we've seen previously. Maybe, we will see the four year pattern once again, but at a much more diluted way.

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December 15, 2022, 05:11:28 PM
#16
Just a quick reminder that patterns can break; a perfect example being the infamous Bitcoin stock-to-flow(S2F) model — whereas a lot of people were banking on the fact that the historical trend will continue.

..it didn't
Yes, but we now know the reason why it didn’t, so I wouldn’t count on the pattern being dead yet. Regulations will likely be implemented soon to keep exchanges from funneling money meant for BTC into shitcoins. FTX is the reason we didn’t hit $100K+ last cycle. The next cycle, if exchanges are banned from using customer funds to buy shitcoins and then go bankrupt, things could get wild. We may see a $500,000 BTC in 2025. I’m glad I’m not on the sidelines.
The trend that they are expecting must be the down trend and it did happened actually and there are different reasons about it. The wars, economic crises, the collapse of the exchange. These are only the few id like to mention.

At some point, the decline would stop because people are also actively buying when the price dips and then there are now positive news that we are seeing. This brings a confidence again for the people to continue their crypto journey despite of the hardships that they are facing. Last year was a bull time and there's no FTX issues yet that time. It's only just a bear which prevented BTC from climbing at the $100k mark.
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December 14, 2022, 07:45:59 PM
#15
2013 and 2017 and 2021 are all ATH that are 1 year after a halvening event

its where prices speculate to premium bubbles and get too high. and then correct down back to value

the highs are pre bubble. the hype and premium. they are not sustainable prices.

the correction is back down to sensible sustainable value amounts

welcome to the world of the 4 year cycle

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December 14, 2022, 02:48:36 PM
#14
Just a quick reminder that patterns can break; a perfect example being the infamous Bitcoin stock-to-flow(S2F) model — whereas a lot of people were banking on the fact that the historical trend will continue.

..it didn't

Yes, but we now know the reason why it didn’t, so I wouldn’t count on the pattern being dead yet. Regulations will likely be implemented soon to keep exchanges from funneling money meant for BTC into shitcoins. FTX is the reason we didn’t hit $100K+ last cycle. The next cycle, if exchanges are banned from using customer funds to buy shitcoins and then go bankrupt, things could get wild. We may see a $500,000 BTC in 2025. I’m glad I’m not on the sidelines.
legendary
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December 14, 2022, 02:43:25 PM
#13
So technically this pattern didn't play out. If you zoom in you will see that on all exchanges price briefly dipped below the ATL (of the year) and quickly went up. So if this patterns holds it was off by 2 weeks.

I remember when we were heading for the lows in that week and honestly it looked bad and I assumed we would be at $12K by now judging by how quickly companies were declaring bankrupcy and it was bad news one after the other.

Hopefully it was indeed the cycle low.
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