Quote from: Good_Doctor on August 09, 2023, 03:28:50 PM

I expected normally that during the periods of end of year's festivity there should be a rise in Bitcoin price that is sustained for let's say 5 months after with little fluctuations but it's not been so. My point is why does this happen as we draw to the close of year so far?

Why would you expect price to rally up during festivities? I wouldn't expect that because I know it's the period investors like to take profit and allow the market breathe and cool off. They want to take time off from the market, relax or go on vacation and all that with families. Market is expectedly dull during such period, no much activities. In 2017, the ATH narrowly escaped the Christmas of that year. In 2021 it was a complete different thing as it happened months to December.

Talking about Bitcoin providing a periodic window for people to get in, it's market correction and that's expected. Sadly, not many people utilize that opportunity to get in at a discount because it's often characterized by fear that it could provide a further steep in dump.

Quote from: KiaKia on Today at 10:08:49 AM

I don't want my head wrapped around the idea that Bitcoin will repeat history, this is the present not the past so anything can change at any time...

Honestly, I will be one of the numerous numbers who will be hugely disappointed if we don't get a repeat of an ATH usually witnessed after Bitcoin halving. I'm banking on it to happen. It will be a heartbreak if it goes awry like what happened after Litecoin halving a few weeks ago, specifically on August 2, 2023. Price has continued on a fall since then. I hope Bitcoin won't do what you're speculating and go the way of LTC.