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CF (Private) retweeted
Bitcoin’s 4-Year Cycle Continues:
Cycle 1 (2011–2014)
2011 — Buy
2012 — Hold
2013 — Sell
2014 — Bear Market
Cycle 2 (2015–2018)
2015 — Buy
2016 — Hold
2017 — Sell
2018 — Bear Market
Cycle 3 (2019–2022)
2019 — Buy
2020 — Hold
2021 — Sell
2022 — Bear Market
Cycle 4 (2023–2026)
2023 — Buy
2024 — Hold
2025 — Sell
2026 — Bear Market ← WE ARE HERE
Cycle 5 (2027–2030)
2027 — Buy
2028 — Hold
2029 — Sell
2030 — Bear Market
So far, the 4-year cycles have played out perfectly.
With the pattern continuing, the best buying time is now.
For the record: I called Bitcoin’s last cycle top at $126,000 and told you to buy when Bitcoin was at $60K in June.
The next call could be even more important.
I’ll post it here publicly like I always do.
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CF (Private) retweeted
If you're building wealth, how you treat $1K matters more than what others think.
Some flip $1K into 6 figures. Others blow it in a weekend.
It’s not about whether $1k is small or big. It’s what you do with it.
In the realest sense, $1k is not small money.
It’s just treated as small by people who are used to handling way more.
In Europe, it’s not pocket change.
Many people don’t have $400 saved up for emergencies.
But it feels small when you surrounded by people playing with $50K–$500K.
Also feel small when you see screenshots of $10M flips on crypto Twitter.
If you've gat $1k and you treat it wisely, it can open serious doors. If you downplay it too much, you risk wasting what could’ve been a seed.
Stay safe fren
