Repost of a classic chart (source unknown):

Leading up to halving price starts to move. Maybe it's different this time.
Looks different.. It has hit the '3000 in October 2019' level way earlier than that chart shows. So 2023 looks pessimistic, but we will find out in time. I think the price will be significantly above where we are now by autumn this year. No ATH, but higher by a good deal.
New ATH? Sometime between late 2020 and late 2021, if the relationship to the halving and the roughly four year cycle holds. YMMV.