2026-01-16 03:20:22

Interesting cyclical coincidences.

Looking back at the 2021 bull market, Bitcoin peaked at 69,000, and a large tapering wick in December marked the end of the rally. Fast forward to 2025, it seems history is repeating itself—peaking at 126,000, with the same large wick in October bringing the trend to a close. Although the numbers of the two tops differ, the similarity in pattern is quite high.

Even more interesting is the rebound during bear markets. After three consecutive months of decline in Bitcoin's monthly chart in 2022, it experienced the only rebound opportunity in the bear market. Now in 2026, the same story—after three consecutive monthly declines, the market begins to become active again.

It can't be said to be exactly the same, but this rhythm is indeed quite similar. History rhymes, and markets cycle. Many times, market movements won't repeat exactly, but the cyclical framework often leaves clues.

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MetadataExplorer

· 01-19 02:13

Rhyming history is quite accurate, but I trust data more than stories. The cycle framework can be referenced, but don't treat it as an ironclad rule. The levels at 126k and 69k are completely different; this time, it won't repeat exactly the same.

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MEVHunterX

· 01-18 23:23

History really does rhyme, but not many people can copy homework.

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TestnetFreeloader

· 01-16 03:46

The idea of rhyme cycles sounds quite reasonable, but when it comes to actual operation, it always feels a bit lacking. Historical cycles are a good story, but the key is whether you can really make money from them.

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Degentleman

· 01-16 03:45

This cycle, it's really like a pendulum, swinging back and forth with the same old tricks. History doesn't repeat but it rhymes. I believe that, but when will the coin price finally take off? Wait, are these pattern comparisons you're talking about possibly a survivor bias? You can probably find similar ones if you look for them. Here we go again, talking about cycles and frameworks. The key question is, should I go all-in? A rise after three consecutive declines? Uh, then why didn't anyone say this when it was falling?

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