#数字货币市场回升 is a strange thing to say — two years ago, someone calculated when this bull run would come to an end.
I came across this statement in a community post at the end of 2023. That guy listed a set of data: Bitcoin bull runs usually last about 1064 days, while bear markets last about 364 days. Following this rhythm, he predicts that the peak of this wave will be on October 6, 2025.
At that time, few people took it seriously.
So what happened? The big coin really touched 126,000 dollars that day and then started to turn around. The date was spot on.
Later, I flipped through and found that more than one person had predicted this timing more than half a year in advance. They all used the same simple and crude method of cycle superposition—no complex models, no AI predictions, just simple addition and subtraction.
But it is accurate.
I have been in the industry for a few years now, and when I first saw this set of numbers, I was also apprehensive: is this thing too mystical? But if you take a close look at the historical trend charts, the time for each bull run and bear market switch is at most a few days off. It's like being set by an alarm clock.
The key is that Bitcoin is now an asset at the trillion level. With such a large volume, how can it operate at such a neat rhythm? Clearly, it can't be controlled by any single player.
My understanding is that the halving mechanism secretly regulates the breathing of the entire market. Just like farming needs to consider the seasons, trading coins also requires looking at the "cycle calendar."
So after October 6th, I started advising in the group: it's time to stop, don't hold on stubbornly. Sure enough, a few days later, the market took a sharp dive, and many people were caught off guard. But if you know the cycle has reached this point, you'll be calmer—because a bear market is part of the script, and after the dark night, dawn will inevitably come.
Someone asked what to do next?
The answer is simple: wait.
Wait for the next 1064 days of the bull run, then wait for 364 days of the bear. The starting point will naturally arrive.
This is not fortune-telling, it is arithmetic. The larger the market, the more obvious the patterns become. You don't even need to watch the market every day; as long as you know how to turn the calendar, you might be able to walk more steadily than most people.
Two sentences summary: The bull run lasted about 1064 days. Bear market lasts about 364 days.
Of course, these are just my personal observations and do not constitute any investment advice. The market will always have surprises, but cycles never fail to deliver.
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 12-01 09:32
1064 days, 364 days, to put it bluntly, it's just counting, but it's really fucking accurate.
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Here comes this trap theory again, I was tired of hearing it last year, but it really came true in October, it's outrageous.
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The Bear Market is just a part of the script, it sounds nice, but when you can't hold on anymore, everyone panics.
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Is the Halving mechanism like an alarm clock? I like this metaphor, it's more reliable than those fancy AI predictions.
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If flipping the calendar could make money, then fund managers would all be out of a job, haha.
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Just wait, anyway, I have nothing to do, the next 1064 days of bull will come when it comes, it's up to fate.
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How can a trillion-level asset operate so neatly? I really can't understand how it's done.
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"This isn't fortune-telling, it's arithmetic," okay, I'll remember that, I'll also go tell my frens about this theory.
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You're right, not having to stare at the market every day makes life better, that's the most valuable advice.
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GasGuzzler
· 12-01 09:31
Wow, October 6th really is spot on? This is too strange.
Wait, can this logic be applied to alts? Or is it only effective for Bitcoin?
1064 days sounds like it's fated, a bit scary.
I've heard many versions of the cycle theory, but I've never seen such an accurate prediction.
When will the next starting point come? Just waiting can drive one crazy.
I didn't buy the dip this time, but I must enter a position in the next cycle.
The calendar is more useful than the Candlestick Chart, ridiculous.
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AirdropHunter007
· 12-01 09:27
Wow, is it really on point on October 6th? This is too incredible.
Can just simple addition and subtraction get it right here? I still feel like it’s a bit uncertain.
1064 days, 364 days, can this cycle be trusted? We’ll have to wait for the next round of verification to find out.
I’ve directly leveled out during this bear market; after all, the cycle will eventually pass, right?
Wait, are you saying that as long as you turn the calendar, you can be more stable than most people? That sounds too outrageous.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 12-01 09:25
I was there on October 6th as well, and I really couldn't hold on any longer.
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Winning with addition and subtraction is easy, so why do we still look at Candlestick Charts all day?
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The Halving mechanism sounds a bit substantial, but those who believe in cycles ultimately die from "accidents."
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The numbers 1064 and 364 are too brainwashing; they are all I can think about right now.
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Got it, from now on I'll rely on trading by flipping the calendar, and just delete the trading software to save money.
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It's easy to say, but when the Bear Market hits, no one can handle their mentality.
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This guy said this a year ago and no one believed him; now he's back to bragging, which is a bit interesting.
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 12-01 09:22
I've heard a lot about this cyclical theory, but I just don’t know when the next wave will come.
Forget it, I’ll still rely on Candlestick charts; they seem more concrete.
The rotation between bulls and bears is basically betting on probabilities; whether you believe it or not is up to you.
1064 days and 364 days? That feels too absolute; the market isn’t that obedient.
If this theory were really that accurate, how come there are still people losing money?
Just wait; anyway, I have nothing to do, let’s see who can last through this Bear Market.
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MetaverseVagrant
· 12-01 09:19
The day of October 6th was indeed strange, I was there too, it directly fell by several thousand dollars.
But this cycle theory is just something to listen to, don't take it as a golden rule.
The stuff calculated by addition and subtraction can be perfectly back-tested by anyone.
Whether history can really repeat itself is another question, the market isn't that obedient.
To be honest, it feels a bit like hindsight bias.
Calculating and fortune-telling are quite similar, both require a bit of luck to help.
If this cycle were really that accurate, Large Investors would have used it to play people for suckers long ago.
Wait, wait, wait, when will it be the turn of ordinary people to make money?
#数字货币市场回升 is a strange thing to say — two years ago, someone calculated when this bull run would come to an end.
I came across this statement in a community post at the end of 2023. That guy listed a set of data: Bitcoin bull runs usually last about 1064 days, while bear markets last about 364 days. Following this rhythm, he predicts that the peak of this wave will be on October 6, 2025.
At that time, few people took it seriously.
So what happened? The big coin really touched 126,000 dollars that day and then started to turn around. The date was spot on.
Later, I flipped through and found that more than one person had predicted this timing more than half a year in advance. They all used the same simple and crude method of cycle superposition—no complex models, no AI predictions, just simple addition and subtraction.
But it is accurate.
I have been in the industry for a few years now, and when I first saw this set of numbers, I was also apprehensive: is this thing too mystical? But if you take a close look at the historical trend charts, the time for each bull run and bear market switch is at most a few days off. It's like being set by an alarm clock.
The key is that Bitcoin is now an asset at the trillion level. With such a large volume, how can it operate at such a neat rhythm? Clearly, it can't be controlled by any single player.
My understanding is that the halving mechanism secretly regulates the breathing of the entire market. Just like farming needs to consider the seasons, trading coins also requires looking at the "cycle calendar."
So after October 6th, I started advising in the group: it's time to stop, don't hold on stubbornly. Sure enough, a few days later, the market took a sharp dive, and many people were caught off guard. But if you know the cycle has reached this point, you'll be calmer—because a bear market is part of the script, and after the dark night, dawn will inevitably come.
Someone asked what to do next?
The answer is simple: wait.
Wait for the next 1064 days of the bull run, then wait for 364 days of the bear. The starting point will naturally arrive.
This is not fortune-telling, it is arithmetic. The larger the market, the more obvious the patterns become. You don't even need to watch the market every day; as long as you know how to turn the calendar, you might be able to walk more steadily than most people.
Two sentences summary:
The bull run lasted about 1064 days.
Bear market lasts about 364 days.
Of course, these are just my personal observations and do not constitute any investment advice. The market will always have surprises, but cycles never fail to deliver.
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