I just made a post about Bitcoin's four-year cycle, and I get the feeling some folks are still skeptical about it repeating. Here's a quick recap: 2012 halving, 2013 moon, 2014 drop, 2015 recovery, and so on. It’s a pattern that’s hard to ignore.
Totally agree. Bitcoin has shown this four-year cycle consistently. If history holds, 2025 should bring a massive bull run. Prices have dipped recently, but as long as we stay above $50k, we could see a surge to $80-$85k.
A lot of buzz around hitting $100k in 2025. I’m on board with that too. Plus, with potential Bitcoin ETF approvals, it feels like we’re set for a major pump. Just hope no big negative headlines hit us.
Buying Bitcoin when prices dip? Smart move. I’m convinced we won’t drop below $50k. Even if we do, I’d just buy more. I still think we could hit $100k, maybe in 2025.
People often say history doesn’t repeat, but honestly, Bitcoin's price history is one of the best indicators we have. I see a bull run starting late this year, just like before.
It’s unpredictable for sure. We had an ATH earlier this year, which is unusual for this cycle. Still, folks are skeptical about hitting $100k in 2025. People seem ready to be disappointed.
The four-year cycle is real. Halvings trigger bull runs, and we’re in one now. I'm betting on a price spike by the end of the year. But hey, we’ve already hit an ATH, so it’s different this time.
Sure, history can repeat, but let’s not ignore the macroeconomic factors. Aiming for $100k feels ambitious. I’m more comfortable with lower targets for now.
You have some solid points, but the market isn’t always predictable. Just because history repeats doesn’t mean it will this time. We need to stay flexible.
It’s true; new ATHs are getting tougher to predict. The macroeconomic landscape plays a big role now. If rates are cut by the FED, we might see a new ATH.