Would you say, hypothetically, if BTC prices are able to convincingly break above $4k, then 1) such prices will not necessarily get repelled at the $4,200 level again, or 2) maybe have the next challenge at $4,500 or 3) there is no real resistance until getting in the upper $4k arena or sub $5k arena?
Hitting and holding $4k will be a huge victory but nothing will be easy after that either. I have previously said it will take until December for us to reach and hold $6k and we will have to fight every step of the way. This will be a war of attrition and accumulation.
It will not be pretty but it will be upward on average.
O.k. Fair enough. That's in the ballpark of my thinking too in terms of the kind of expected price battle on the way up between here and $6k-ish, but I would like to think that I am less wedded than you regarding any kind of exacting timeline within a kind of fractal comparison of how long the battle will take.
As far as I am concerned, the fractal comparisons can take a flying hike (look at me, G-rated language) - though I will still likely continue to ask you, from time to time, about whether you consider that we are still within the parameters of the fractal, as you see it, especially since so far in this current price correction cycle there have been considerably decent and eerily comparable BTC price performance within this correction cycle as compared with the last one.
In other words, I hate relying upon such similar performance (and expectations of such), even though such BTC price direction largely seems to be continuing to take place in that pattern following way.
I will look into this disorder. It sounds like you nailed it.