I just came across something interesting in Bitcoin's historical data.

Many people think we're already at the peak, but looking at the patterns of previous cycles, it appears different.
This seems more like a correction in the middle of the bear market cycle than at the end.

The price action we're seeing now actually fits quite well into the pattern of past market cycles.
Historically, these kinds of dips happen regularly before we really reach new all-time highs.
So it's not necessarily a sign that we're done, but rather that we're still in a transition phase.

What strikes me is that much analysis overlooks this.
The bear market dynamics we're seeing are actually quite normal for this phase.
If you look at the numbers and compare the timing with previous cycles, there still seems to be considerable upside potential.

Of course, this is based on historical patterns, so no guarantees.
But it's definitely worth considering in your analysis if you're looking at Bitcoin long-term.