Will the trend of the last bull-bear cycle reoccur? This question has been discussed very frequently in the trading community recently.
By carefully comparing historical data, Bitcoin indeed shows similar patterns in each cycle—building momentum from the bottom, breaking through, skyrocketing, and then pulling back at the top. However, a "complete replication" is almost impossible because the structure of market participants has changed, institutional entry scales are different, and the macro environment is also evolving.
The key is to catch the rhythm. If this cycle continues with the increased holding strategy, it’s essential to understand: which stage of the cycle are we in? How are the chips distributed between institutions and retail investors? Where are the support and resistance levels?
Rather than worrying about whether it will replicate, it’s better to study the unique characteristics of this cycle—policy guidance, technological development, and capital flow. These are the true basis for formulating an increased holding plan.
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StablecoinEnjoyer
· 01-21 12:25
Don't think about completely copying it; the market has already changed. The key still depends on how the distribution of chips between institutions and retail investors looks in this round.
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ZkProofPudding
· 01-19 07:12
Instead of constantly thinking about replication, it's better to see how much capital institutions currently hold. That's the real focus, right?
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FarmToRiches
· 01-18 19:19
Don't worry about whether history will repeat itself. The key still depends on how the current chips are distributed and how much institutions have actually entered.
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JustHodlIt
· 01-18 15:00
A complete replica is impossible, but that doesn't prevent us from making money. The key still depends on how institutional chips move.
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LadderToolGuy
· 01-18 14:53
Rather than reviewing history, it's better to understand the current distribution of chips... The scale of institutional entry is completely different, no point in trying to replicate it.
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ZKProofster
· 01-18 14:50
nah, the "history repeats" crowd always gets it wrong... protocol shifts matter more than chart patterns anyway, tbh
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DefiVeteran
· 01-18 14:50
Complete replication? Don't be ridiculous. Now that institutional forces have entered, the landscape has completely changed. Instead of focusing on recreating the last cycle, it's better to understand who currently holds the chips.
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blockBoy
· 01-18 14:47
History may repeat itself, but it won't be a simple copy. The current game rules have already changed, and institutional influence is too strong.
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AllInAlice
· 01-18 14:45
History always likes to rhyme but never repeats. Instead of waiting to replicate, it's better to study where the current chips are.
Will the trend of the last bull-bear cycle reoccur? This question has been discussed very frequently in the trading community recently.
By carefully comparing historical data, Bitcoin indeed shows similar patterns in each cycle—building momentum from the bottom, breaking through, skyrocketing, and then pulling back at the top. However, a "complete replication" is almost impossible because the structure of market participants has changed, institutional entry scales are different, and the macro environment is also evolving.
The key is to catch the rhythm. If this cycle continues with the increased holding strategy, it’s essential to understand: which stage of the cycle are we in? How are the chips distributed between institutions and retail investors? Where are the support and resistance levels?
Rather than worrying about whether it will replicate, it’s better to study the unique characteristics of this cycle—policy guidance, technological development, and capital flow. These are the true basis for formulating an increased holding plan.