$BTC $ETH : And this is how the entire market can develop its major structures simultaneously.
Bitcoin enters a prolonged bearish cycle, potentially rhyming with the extended 2013–2015 bear market.
At the same time, Ethereum gets the time needed to rhyme with its 2018–2019 cycle, when it experienced its first major structural reset — a decline of approximately 94% from its peak.
This time, my analysis points towards a potential second major structural reset, with ETH declining approximately 89% from its cycle peak.
These aren’t necessarily separate scenarios. They can be interconnected parts of a much larger market structure developing across multiple assets and timeframes.
Bitcoin’s cycle, Ethereum’s structural reset, and the broader altcoin bear market can all unfold simultaneously.
This is how the market builds its structures — not in isolation, but through multiple cycles developing together, each with its own timing and magnitude, while remaining part of the bigger picture.
One market. Multiple assets. Different cycle structures. One interconnected process.
Bitcoin enters a prolonged bearish cycle, potentially rhyming with the extended 2013–2015 bear market.
At the same time, Ethereum gets the time needed to rhyme with its 2018–2019 cycle, when it experienced its first major structural reset — a decline of approximately 94% from its peak.
This time, my analysis points towards a potential second major structural reset, with ETH declining approximately 89% from its cycle peak.
These aren’t necessarily separate scenarios. They can be interconnected parts of a much larger market structure developing across multiple assets and timeframes.
Bitcoin’s cycle, Ethereum’s structural reset, and the broader altcoin bear market can all unfold simultaneously.
This is how the market builds its structures — not in isolation, but through multiple cycles developing together, each with its own timing and magnitude, while remaining part of the bigger picture.
One market. Multiple assets. Different cycle structures. One interconnected process.