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The current bull market will play out in three stages over the next two years:
Stage One: Bitcoin from $30,000 to $70,000
Most people won’t make money here—in fact, many will lose. Bitcoin will keep rising, while altcoins seem to stagnate or even drop. This phase is all about intense volatility, a clear accumulation period. Big players like BlackRock, Fidelity, and other institutions will buy while others sell. We’ll see pumps followed by dumps—a relentless shakeout by the big guns as they collect cheap tokens.
Stage Two: Bitcoin from $70,000 to $90,000
In this stage, Bitcoin likely holds above $60,000, with brief corrections around 30% as expected in the cycle. Once again, profits are elusive: Bitcoin’s dips hit altcoins even harder, spreading a sense of despair. The big money is still scooping up tokens, switching from the winners of Stage One to undervalued, underperforming coins—positioning for the next phase.
Stage Three: Bitcoin from $90,000 to $200,000
Here we hit the main event. Most coins begin to double, triple, or go up hundreds of times. Sudden dips will happen, but the overall trend is firmly upward. Profit-taking becomes straightforward as strong gains create a clear sense of winning, and institutional investors have accumulated enough—now they simply drive up prices.
The trick is this: the less willing you are to buy, the more likely it is to rise. And the longer you hesitate to sell, the more it’s primed to fall. In this game, patience is key. Institutions play the long haul, pushing traders out and gathering tokens at lows. Holding through these phases requires financial strength and discipline—something retail investors actually have over big institutions. We’re not bound by quarterly reports or investor pressure; we can wait out a month, three months, whatever it takes, because we have the time and flexibility they don’t.
Just hold steady, and remember: timing, discipline, and patience are our edge.
Stage One: Bitcoin from $30,000 to $70,000
Most people won’t make money here—in fact, many will lose. Bitcoin will keep rising, while altcoins seem to stagnate or even drop. This phase is all about intense volatility, a clear accumulation period. Big players like BlackRock, Fidelity, and other institutions will buy while others sell. We’ll see pumps followed by dumps—a relentless shakeout by the big guns as they collect cheap tokens.
Stage Two: Bitcoin from $70,000 to $90,000
In this stage, Bitcoin likely holds above $60,000, with brief corrections around 30% as expected in the cycle. Once again, profits are elusive: Bitcoin’s dips hit altcoins even harder, spreading a sense of despair. The big money is still scooping up tokens, switching from the winners of Stage One to undervalued, underperforming coins—positioning for the next phase.
Stage Three: Bitcoin from $90,000 to $200,000
Here we hit the main event. Most coins begin to double, triple, or go up hundreds of times. Sudden dips will happen, but the overall trend is firmly upward. Profit-taking becomes straightforward as strong gains create a clear sense of winning, and institutional investors have accumulated enough—now they simply drive up prices.
The trick is this: the less willing you are to buy, the more likely it is to rise. And the longer you hesitate to sell, the more it’s primed to fall. In this game, patience is key. Institutions play the long haul, pushing traders out and gathering tokens at lows. Holding through these phases requires financial strength and discipline—something retail investors actually have over big institutions. We’re not bound by quarterly reports or investor pressure; we can wait out a month, three months, whatever it takes, because we have the time and flexibility they don’t.
Just hold steady, and remember: timing, discipline, and patience are our edge.
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