🚨 Bitcoin at $200K by 2029? The chart looks convincing. That’s exactly why I’d question it.

Look at the progression:

2017 peak: ~$19K
2021 peak: ~$69K
2025 peak: ~$126K

And the cycle bottoms have risen too:

2018: ~$3.5K
2022: ~$16K
The chart now projects a potential bottom near $57K, followed by a possible run toward $200K in 2029.

The pattern is hard to ignore. But patterns are not promises.

Every cycle has its own liquidity conditions, market participants, and macro environment. A curve drawn through previous lows can look remarkably accurate until price stops respecting it.

So here’s the uncomfortable question:

Are Bitcoin investors identifying a genuine long-term growth pattern, or are they extrapolating the past because the next cycle is too uncertain to predict?

If BTC drops toward $57K, would that strengthen the long-term bullish case for you or would a break below the projected curve change your entire view?

And on the other side: what would Bitcoin need to do for you to stop believing that each cycle will produce a higher high?

I’m interested in the evidence behind your view, not just the $200K target. $BTC $ETH $BNB

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