🚨 I've been looking at something interesting in Bitcoin's historical price structure.

There's a pattern worth paying attention to.

The previous major expansion phases lasted roughly 1,064 days, while the correction phases that followed lasted around 365 days.

Now look at where we are.

If this timing structure continues to repeat, September 2029 becomes an interesting date to watch.

But here's where I think the real discussion begins.

Bitcoin's price cycles don't happen in isolation. They're influenced by liquidity conditions, capital rotation, institutional demand, market positioning, and the movement of capital across the broader crypto ecosystem.

A chart can show you what happened. It doesn't necessarily tell you whether the same conditions are building again.

So I want to hear your take:

Do you think Bitcoin is still following its historical cycle structure, with another major expansion ahead?

Or has institutional participation and the evolution of market liquidity fundamentally changed the four-year cycle?

And let's make it more interesting:

What's your realistic Bitcoin price target for September 2029?

$BTC $120K – $150K
$BTC $150K – $180K
$BTC $180K – $250K
#BTC Above $250K
Or a completely different scenario?

I'm particularly interested in the reasoning behind your target, not just the number.

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