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1,50ish days. And then in 2017, from the all-time high to the all-time low, it took Bitcoin about a year, 364 days. Then in 2018, from the all-time low to the all-time high, it took again 1,50ish days. And again, from the all-time high in 2021 to the all-time low, it took 364 days. Well, guess how long it took us to go from the all-time low to the all-time high in this cycle. 150 to 1,64-ish days. Which means if this pattern continues, we should reach the all-time low 364 days from our all-time high, which happened on October 6th of this year. That means we are on around October 5th, 2026 when Bitcoin could reach the all-time low of this cycle. Now, regardless of what you think about these kinds of things, I think it's extremely compelling, and I don't think we should ignore it. That's just technical force explanation number one. There's a second thing we should look at. Now, before I explain it though, here's something else I've been personally doing to keep stacking SATs while all of this plays out with the Gemini credit card, the sponsor of this segment. It's a card I've been using for a while now. All opinions are my own, and they were not influenced by Gemini. I use it like any
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