BITCOIN'S WEIRDLY PREDICTABLE RHYTHM

Bitcoin doesn't move in straight lines. It loves these big four year-ish cycles tied to halvings, but this particular take zooms in on two magic numbers:
About 1064 days from a cycle low to the cycle high

Then roughly 364 days from that high back down to the next low (the "bear market, everyone panic" phase).
These aren't pulled out of thin air. They match up pretty well with what actually happened in past cycles.
Let's run through them with real fact based dates and prices:

2015 low to 2017 high
Bottom: January 14 2015 $152–$200 range).
Peak: December 17 2017 ($19.666).
Days: Around 1068 (super close to 1064 tiny differences come from exact timing or weekly candles).
Gain: Something ridiculous like 12.000%+.

2017 high to 2018 low
From Dec 17 2017 to December 15 2018 (~$3.122).
Days: 363 (basically spot on for 364).
Drop: 84%. Ouch. But we are used to trenches.

2018 low to 2021 high
Dec 15 2018, to November 10 2021 (~$68,789).
Days: About 1.061 (again, close enough).
Gain: Over 2.000%. Tesla bought some, institutions jumped in, fun times.

2021 high to 2022 low
Nov 10 2021 to November 21 2022 (~$15,760 after FTX blew up).
Days: 376 (a bit longer, but if you tweak to nearby lows, it fits the vibe).
Drop: 77%. Brutal.

2022 low to 2025 high
Nov 21 2022 to October 6 2025 (~$126.198 high).
Days: Roughly 1.050–1.060 (minor variance, but the date prediction was dead accurate).
Gain: Around 700%. ETFs, politics, hype (the usual rocket fuel).

The numbers wiggle a little, but the pattern holds up scarily well. It's not perfect math, but it's close enough to make you go "wtf"