Before $BTC reaches its final cycle top, there will be some excellent local cycles for short-term trading. But those opportunities are for investors who are already fully allocated to Bitcoin. Those who aren’t fully allocated should be buying it blindly at any price below $93K.

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So you’re telling me that these EMAs, which have correctly confirmed every local and global bottom throughout $BTC’s history, are wrong this time, and that the bottom isn’t in because of the 4-year cycle theory? No.

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You may have heard of Bitcoin’s mean price, which currently stands at $104K. Once the bottom is in, buying Bitcoin before its first retest of the mean price line is considered an exceptionally good opportunity.

Because this was a mid-cycle correction, buying today means buying at the bottom.

Gold and silver prices plunged because they were due for a correction, not because of the news.

The overwhelming majority still doesn’t recognize that the bottom is in for this cycle. Why? Because we haven’t seen real capitulation. And why haven’t we seen real capitulation? Because this was a mid-cycle correction, not a genuine bear market. So why is it so important to recognize the recent 50% drawdown as a mid-cycle correction? First, if you fail to recognize it as such, you won’t buy the bottom. After all, it’s perfectly logical to expect lower prices if you believe you’re in a regular bear market. Second, you’ll most likely end up buying back at prices significantly higher than where you sold. Or you might not buy back at all, because you become frustrated with Bitcoin for not behaving the way you expected. Third, and most importantly, you’ll miss the opportunity to properly capitalize on the post-mid-cycle correction phase, which is fundamentally different from a regular bull market cycle.