$BTC — Halving Cycle Perspective ⏳📊
Bitcoin’s halving cycle has a long history of shaping market structure — not perfectly, but consistently enough to demand respect. The real debate isn’t whether the cycle exists, but whether this time could finally break the pattern.
When we map past halvings against Fibonacci time zones, something stands out: major highs and lows across multiple cycles tend to cluster around similar time windows. This alignment has repeated too many times over the last decade to be brushed off as randomness.
Based on this timing framework, the roadmap looks roughly like this:
• A potential cycle bottom window between Nov 2026 and Jan 2027
• A preliminary peak forming around mid-2027
• Followed by a broader expansion phase extending through 2028
• With the full-cycle top projected toward late 2029
These are not date predictions — they’re time zones, not price targets.
What really matters is the rhythm. Each Bitcoin cycle has its own narrative, catalysts, and volatility profile, yet the time-based structure has remained surprisingly stable. If that structure continues to hold, then the current market environment is likely not a terminal top, but part of a larger mid-cycle progression.
Should we see a deep correction in 2026, history suggests it would more likely act as a final reset, clearing the way for a longer, stronger advance into the latter part of the decade.
No model is guaranteed.
But cycles leave footprints.
Watch the timing.
Respect the structure.
Adapt if it breaks.
Do you believe the halving cycle still governs Bitcoin’s macro path —
or will 2026–2029 mark the first true deviation from a decade-long pattern?
DYOR. Stay disciplined. 🧠💎
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