Your optimism seems good about bitcoin, but you should look at the data more often before saying so. Bitcoin's previous ATH occurred on November 10, 2021 or more than 2 years before now, when bitcoin hit $69k as ATH. The 4-year cycle known as the halving is a good basis for expecting more demand. The average large investor takes advantage of these cycles which in turn makes the price of bitcoin increase over time, but bitcoin is never obliged to repeat history.
Anyone should remain realistic about something that hasn't happened yet, I mean don't get your hopes up. The price of bitcoin is very difficult to predict even though some people may be able to make an analysis that is close to accurate, but in the long run we have seen many wild predictions that were ultimately wrong. Always consider the risks and don't hope too much for something big to come true, even if it happens then consider it as a bonus for your patience.
then we should really that make ourselves that get prepared for whatever things that we are really that encountering because if we dont then pretty sure it would really be creating that kind of too much expectation or anticipating about things on which arent supposed to be that right or something that way it is really too much and on the time that things didnt happen or really go the other way round then it would really be bringing
up that kind of frustration on which it would really be giving out that such impact.
For repeating out into the events that happened before then there's no way that could really be able to tell if it would really be that happening again or not. Just like been said by
others that there might be some patterns on which it might indicate those kind of similarities but as we do all know that there would really be no guarantees that it would
really be giving out that kind of assurance for things to happen.