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Bitcoin recoveries are not quick.
Historically, full round trips from peak back to new highs have taken around 847 to 1,184 days.
Patience is the most underrated skill in markets.
Cycle lows tend to cluster near the 400-day mark from the top.
We are only around day ~240.
History does not run on a stopwatch, but it does say this process usually takes longer than people want.
The Bitcoin ETFs are now selling $200-300M a day.
That’s nearly half of all the capital leaving the network.
The cohort everyone called “diamond hands” is the one heading for the exit, and it changes how this downtrend reads 👇🏼
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Bitcoin’s Mean Reversion Oscillator is now approaching levels typically associated with bear market bottoms.
The further it falls, the more asymmetric the risk-reward becomes.
Mate, people have been saying this for 15+ years.
Bitcoin is slow because it’s optimised for security, neutrality and final settlement, not pretending to be Visa.
It’s survived every ban, crash, obituary and “bubble bursting” call so far, while the network keeps producing blocks every 10 minutes. That’s kind of the whole point.
Bitcoin spends 96% of its life below its all-time high.
Almost the entire return is made in the other 4%, in short violent bursts most holders never wait around for.
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We’ve just wicked outside the lower bounds of the Kernel Envelope.
With the lower baseline sitting around $69K, this has historically been a region where downside becomes statistically exhausted and mean reversion takes over.
Even during this bear market, that setup has consistently favoured a bounce.