Looking back at history, Bitcoin ushered in a bull market 45 days after the first halving, 102 days after the second halving, and 145 days after the third halving.
We take the average number of days for the three bull markets to start, and the result is 97 days. Considering the delay in the start of the previous bull market, the average delay is as high as 195 days.
Based on these data, we can speculate that the bull market may start in October at the latest, and in July at the earliest.
Of course, this is just a speculation based on historical data. The market is always full of variables, but in any case, we need to stay vigilant and seize every possible opportunity.
Whether you are an investor or a viewer who pays attention to market trends, I hope you can get valuable information from it.
