ir0nhand

Bitcoin Pre-Halving bull run from Jan 2023

ir0nhand Updated   
INDEX:BTCUSD   Bitcoin
Hello Everyone,
I want to share this amazing thesis that I found on the Bitcoin chart.
Everything is on the chart but I want to clear some insights about this.
First of all, all Bitcoin bullish cycles have two sub-cycles: pre and post-halving sub-cycles.
I believe the bottom is NOT in yet but we are close to that and it will be clear before Dec 2022 and the Pre-halving phase will begin from Jan 2023.
Let's take a closer look at previous bullish cycles.
The first halving event occurred on the 28th of November, 2012. Bitcoin had a pre-halving bull run from the bottom which took 378 days and it pumped more than 522%.
The second halving event occurred on the 9th of July, 2016. Bitcoin had the same pre-halving bull run from the bottom which took 539 days and it pumped more than 300%.
The third halving event occurred on the 11th of May, 2020. Bitcoin had almost the same pre-halving phase which took 518 days and it pumped more than 200%. During this phase, the black swan event happened which was COVID-19 crash and I ignored this because it was unexpected.
According to previous bull cycles, we can conclude Bitcoin will find the bottom in Q4 2022 and from there the pre-halving phase will begin and it lasts until fourth halving on 03 May 2024 which will be almost 478-540 days from the bottom.
The bottom will be somewhere between $10k and $16k, No one knows the exact price but you can start DCAing below $16k (if we get there).
The post-halving phase will take Bitcoin to new territory and I think it will be somewhere between $100k and $200k in 2025.
Be patient and have your own plan.
Trade safe.

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Comment:
I predicted it correctly👌
We're in the pre-halving phase now. "Patience" should be your friend in this phase.
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