I don't think we'll ever get to witness bigger rallies or bull runs than what we had in the past already per cycle. Nowadays there is too much economical mass to move at once in order to replicate the 2013 or 2017 bull run.
If we look at the all time chart and work with 1 year candles, it becomes clear that we haven't ever really seen much of a correction. It shows that we have been in a crazy ass bull market for a decade. I expect that chart to stay as pretty as it is today until we peak out at a price in the higher few hundred thousand area.
A very realistic scenario is that we won't see a bull run in the runup to the block halving, but a slow uptrend that will push the price back over the $10,000 level. Too many people are focused on a bull run before the block halving, which tickles my contrarian senses as an indication that it won't happen.