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Bitcoin has been moving sideways for several months. At the start of this correction, it reached a low near $80,000, while on the upside it briefly traded as high as $94,000–$96,000. For most of the past two months or slightly more, Bitcoin has remained range-bound between $85,000 and $90,000.
Now, price is starting to move again toward the lower end of that range, retesting the $80,000 area. Despite the strong FUD suggesting Bitcoin will break down and move much lower, it’s worth remembering that in many past corrections Bitcoin has followed a similar pattern: it tests the bottom of the range before bouncing and eventually breaking out to the upside.
For those who accumulate Bitcoin periodically, this correction can represent a reasonable accumulation zone. This is not financial advice—just a personal view of the cycle. At these levels, I’ve started accumulating Bitcoin again. #bitcoin 
Gold saw a sharp sell-off today, dropping close to 9–10% intraday, falling from recent highs above $5,580/oz to the $4,850–$4,900/oz area. One of the strongest daily corrections in decades for a traditional store of value.
This kind of move raises an important question: where does that capital rotate next? When a classic safe haven unwinds this fast, liquidity often looks for alternatives — risk assets, equities, and increasingly, Bitcoin.
Whether this is a temporary shake-out or the start of a broader rotation, today’s price action is a reminder that even “safe” assets are not immune to volatility. Capital moves — and markets adapt.
#gold #bitcoin #markets 
Bitcoin is at an interesting point in its cycle.
Will it push to a new all-time high from here,
or repeat the historical pattern of consolidation and correction?
This cycle feels different: more mature, with strong upside already behind us,
but without the explosive blow-off of past cycles.
That could also mean a softer correction — or a slower, steadier move higher.
As always, the key is to be prepared for both scenarios:
whether Bitcoin goes up… or goes down. 
What is the best store of value today? Gold has history, Bitcoin offers digital scarcity, and other assets try to compete. In a world of uncertainty, the real question is which one you trust to preserve value over time. #bitcoin 
Open question about Bitcoin’s cycle 👇
Historically, Bitcoin has shown a certain cyclicality around the halving:
periods of strong upside, followed by prolonged corrections, and then a new impulse.
But today the context is different: ETFs, institutional players, and a more mature market.
What do you think?
Are we still facing several more months (≈9?) of sideways/bearish price action and correction?
Or will Bitcoin break away from its historical pattern this time and set a new all-time high sooner than many expect?
I’m interested in technical, historical, and also intuitive perspectives. 