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The bitcoin price has been much less volatile than in the past. It is in a tight range of $400 to $430.

I wouldn't say price stagnation is permanent. Most likely it is only momentarily.
Prime rise is to be expected. We should now be in a phase of anticipation, some serious price movements are meant to happen before the halving.

Exactly price stagnation is not a permanent but this time it is at a specific price for a long time. Some price increase which might occur when we are near to halving.

The longer the consolidation time, the higher the price will be after consoidation. So the price could be $600 in June or July.

not really because they are only consolidating at current price, 500 already is not consolidated, and it cannot be called rock solid, until many will buy there

the same can be said for each new level, you need plenty of buyers at each floor, to be sure that, the floor is rock solid

If the price grow slowly, say 0.1% a day and grow to $500. Then $500 is a solid price. The price will not drop too much.