Are We Still On Time With Crypto?

I saw an interesting post from a Hive user who appears to have done a lot of research on how the market will play out.

I believe he accomplishes this by primarily examining market sentiment, analysis, and permutations from various reputable crypto OGs across the internet and then comparing and contrasting.

I enjoy reading this person's posts because they are not simply bullish or bearish; some of their stance is based on extensive research and a systematic approach.

So, based on what I have learned about this person, they have done their research and made the necessary moves, and they appear to be waiting for the market to do its part.

So, while they are waiting, they are carefully conducting their research, putting their ears to the ground and listening and watching to see how current trends and sentiment will affect how this cycle may resemble or repeat the pattern we have in this cycle, which is a lot of hard work, but when you have invested money, effort, and time, adding hard work is a no-brainer.

When Will The 4-Market Cycle End?

Since 2013, there has been a resemblance in market patterns, and one of the best ways to capitalize is to understand how these patterns occur and take advantage of them.

However, these patterns will change over time. Almost everyone in crypto knows nothing but a four-year pattern, and given the recent undeniable events, the sentiment is that the four-year cycle will break soon, which I do not doubt.

I believe that the four-year cycle in cryptocurrency will not continue indefinitely, but do I believe that this is the cycle in which that pattern will break? I do not believe so.

The involvement of ETFs and constitutional money in cryptocurrency will not disrupt this pattern just yet, nor did black swan events like COVID. Whales like Micheal Saylor, or one billion somewhere who believes crypto is going nowhere.

When are we going to wise-up?

Probably not now

Almost every event has aligned in this cycle, and I believe the reason we are still in this cycle is people's inability to hold their acts together properly.

If everyone suddenly becomes wise, I believe crypto will lose its "wow" factor; however, because we cannot all become wise and predict the top or bottom at the same time, crypto may continue to follow the four-year cycle for the time being.

When it comes to crypto, people know exactly what they need to do, the only problem is that we literally refuse to do it, and for different reasons. Most people do not want to be caught up in their own decisions.

We need others to validate our decisions before we can believe we are doing the right thing. Some people are presented with wonderful opportunities, but they choose not to take them. It is understandable that it is difficult to make "money decisions" or invest effort, time, research, and other non-monetary values.

Many people want to use crypto as a one-time thing: to fund their dreams, to fund their immediate desires and goals and after that, they're done, the tech can go to hell, whatever they need to subsequently learn can go to hell afterall, it doesn't guarantee stability.

Instability can fund stability

Aside from the technology that crypto can potentially provide, there is a lot of beauty that can emerge from the chaos. In ten years, people will create real-time industries and businesses based on crypto gains.

Then there will be many who were unaware that they had started from nothing. The instability of crypto is actually the beautiful thing about it. The lack of knowledge about it is how we can end up wrecked.

Knowledge

Apart from being biblically correct, people perishes because of lack of knowledge. We have all died because we lacked the necessary information to save ourselves at some point.

It is figurative death rather than literal one, which is why many will continue to die in this cycle: the death of a lack of knowledge about how things work.

Of course, they may benefit in the short term, but why have a piece of the pie when you can have the entire pie by adding something extra?

It sounds simple, on second thought, it is difficult, but on third thought, it is actually simple; it is just that we prefer to learn the hard way, complicating what could have been simple. Of course, do not take my word for it. (This is a reflection, not financial advice.)
I am actually missing the right knowledge and am looking for it. However, I am just hoping I am on time this time around.

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