2026-01-04 12:20:34

Carefully look at this $BTC correction. It has only been three months since the peak in October. To be honest, this time span is a bit short—considering the gains over the past two years, it definitely requires more time to fully digest.

Looking back at history, every major bull market followed by a bear market correction has lasted quite a while. If we are truly at a long-term top now, then both the magnitude of the correction and the time involved seem somewhat insufficient.

This recent rebound has left many people feeling uncertain. Watching the market bounce back, some start to think the bear market is over. In reality, this might just be a rebound within the bear market, and the true bottom signals have yet to appear. If there is a real buying opportunity, it probably requires more patience and a calmer approach.

From a market cycle perspective, early 2027 seems like a more reliable timeframe. By then, the correction cycle will be long enough, and market panic will have been fully released. Jumping in now could be quite risky.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 01-05 11:26

Wait, the first half of 2027? Are you trying to make us all buy houses haha? That timeline is pretty intense. This rebound is indeed tempting, but the article's logic still holds up a bit. Digesting over two years' worth of gains in three months is indeed not enough. I was once fooled by this, now I’m just lying flat, anyway the money is all in the wallet and not coming out. The idea of historical cycles is interesting, but by the time 2027 actually arrives, I might have already been trapped and moved on to other things.

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PerennialLeek

· 01-04 12:49

Well, the logic isn't wrong; it's just that waiting is painful. Thinking about the bottom in three months, anyone would go crazy. Buying the dip again in 2027? Well, I guess I have to survive until then first, haha. Those who rush in during a rebound are all just leeks, I have to admit. When a real panic sell-off occurs, that's when the opportunity truly arises. It's still early. That's what they say, but by 2027, how many can resist taking action?

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Frontrunner

· 01-04 12:44

Thinking of digesting two years of gains in just three months is a bit of a twisted logic... Has history ever taught us this? Wait, the first half of 2027? Then I’d better freeze my fingers. Thinking a rebound means the bear market is over, but it’s always these guys taking the last of the chips. The ones rushing in now are really warriors, or maybe just a bit hot-headed. This wave of correction hasn't bled enough yet; it feels like it still has to fall further. Honestly, if you can't see clearly, don't move. Sleeping well is much better than watching the market.

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SolidityStruggler

· 01-04 12:43

Come on, 2027? By then, even the daylilies will have withered. This rebound is definitely just to lure people in, causing panic. Thinking the bottom will be reached in three months—dream on, the historical cycle is right here. I think the author is overcomplicating things. Honestly, we're not at the despair stage yet. Stay calm; this is the right path, much better than reckless messing around. Let's wait and see, there's no need to rush.

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