This chart proposes a new Bitcoin macrostructure model, suggesting that the current cycle will not follow the traditional 4-year halving rhythm.
Instead, the geometry of the chart and the expanding time structure point toward a 6-7 year supercycle — a longer accumulation and expansion phase that may redefine Bitcoin’s historical rhythm.
The price action continues to respect the long-term ascending trendline since 2017, forming broader impulses and corrections with each cycle.
Targets remain at $130K, $150K, and up to $180K, where the top of this extended structure might complete.
After that, a multi-year correction could bring BTC back to the $70K–$80K range before the next long accumulation.
This projection suggests that Bitcoin’s volatility and growth waves are stretching over time, creating a slower but larger-scale cycle compared to the previous ones.
It’s a macro perspective, not financial advice — intended to illustrate how Bitcoin might evolve as the market matures.
Instead, the geometry of the chart and the expanding time structure point toward a 6-7 year supercycle — a longer accumulation and expansion phase that may redefine Bitcoin’s historical rhythm.
The price action continues to respect the long-term ascending trendline since 2017, forming broader impulses and corrections with each cycle.
Targets remain at $130K, $150K, and up to $180K, where the top of this extended structure might complete.
After that, a multi-year correction could bring BTC back to the $70K–$80K range before the next long accumulation.
This projection suggests that Bitcoin’s volatility and growth waves are stretching over time, creating a slower but larger-scale cycle compared to the previous ones.
It’s a macro perspective, not financial advice — intended to illustrate how Bitcoin might evolve as the market matures.
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