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.

January 12 — On a day like this, in 2009, something small in form — and enormous in meaning — took place. The first Bitcoin transaction traveled from Satoshi Nakamoto to Hal Finney. It wasn’t just a transfer of coins: it was the first proof that money could move without permission, without intermediaries, and without borders. That quiet gesture ignited a network that is still alive today, block by block, showing that trust can be built with code, time, and honest work. Today we don’t celebrate a number. We celebrate an idea.