Every cycle I see the same movie play in front of my eyes. The price drops hard and suddenly confidence disappears. Social media becomes negative. News channels start calling it the end. Friends who were excited during the bull market go silent. And the same words come back again that Bitcoin is dead that it is going to zero that it has no value. I have watched this happen many times and that is why this phase does not shock me anymore.
In 2013 Bitcoin crashed more than eighty percent and people called it a failed experiment. In 2015 after a long boring bear market many early believers gave up because nothing was moving and nobody cared. In 2018 when the big bubble burst critics said the story was finished forever. In 2022 after major exchange collapses and fear across the whole industry people were confident that crypto would never recover. Each time the emotion felt real and heavy and final. Each time it looked like there was no way back.
When you look at the full long term chart everything becomes clearer. Those red crash zones that felt like the end were actually just chapters inside a much bigger story. After every deep drop there was a long quiet period where builders kept working in silence. Developers continued improving the network. Infrastructure became stronger. Adoption slowly expanded without noise. Then confidence slowly returned and a new cycle began. The pattern is not random. It repeats because human psychology repeats.
Markets move based on emotion as much as they move on fundamentals. When price goes up everyone feels smart and calls it the future. Risk is ignored and optimism feels endless. When price goes down the same people feel embarrassed and call it a scam. Opportunity is ignored and fear feels endless. The technology does not change overnight but emotions do. That is why cycles look extreme in both directions.
If you study history outside crypto you will see similar behavior. After the dot com crash many people believed internet companies were useless. Billions were lost and trust was broken. But the internet did not disappear. It matured and became stronger. After the 2008 financial crisis banks lost credibility and from that crisis Bitcoin was created as an alternative idea. Big innovations often look weakest during early crashes because the hype is gone and only the builders remain.
Bitcoin has survived multiple drops of seventy to eighty five percent. Any traditional asset experiencing that kind of fall repeatedly would be considered finished. Yet each time it came back stronger than before and reached new highs later. This does not mean price will go up tomorrow or next month. It simply means that history shows a pattern of extreme fear followed by recovery and growth.
What I personally learned from watching these cycles is that emotional reactions usually create bad decisions. Panic selling near bottoms and buying aggressively near tops is the common mistake. The people who survive long term are usually the ones who manage risk properly stay patient and think beyond headlines. They understand volatility is part of the journey not a sign of death.
Right now when people again say it is over I remember all the previous times those same words were spoken. Each period felt unique and scary. Each period had strong reasons to believe it was different. Yet the long term structure remained intact. Strong networks survive stress tests. Weak narratives disappear.
Maybe this cycle will also follow history and maybe it will look slightly different. No one can predict perfectly. But one thing is clear to me. Calling something dead during its worst emotional moment has never been a reliable strategy. The real question is not whether fear exists because it always does. The real question is whether you can think clearly while others are reacting emotionally. That difference decides who panics and who prepares for the next chapter.
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