Sure, we are progressing upwards, and just like 2, 3 and 4 figures have become a relic of the past, 5 figures is also likely going to go there, too.. even though it can be difficult to know how long it is going to take.  Surely, in November 2022, we were close revisiting 4 figures again, but ended up not happening, as we know, and likely 4 figures has become a relic of the past.

From my below chart (that shows end of the year - end of November beginning of December), if you just focus on the RL-Price (BTC spot price) as compared to the BTC Bottom (200-week moving average), you will see that the bottom keeps moving up, which would be part of the argument regarding why not to get too preoccupied or obsessed over whether the BTC spot price might be going up or down from time to time (whether yearly or other time periods).. In other words, the 200-week moving average (or the BTC bottom) has, so far, continued to move up over all time periods (knock on wood)...

Actually if you go to look at my full-chart (by clicking on the below link), you will see that the worst period for the amount that the 200-week moving average has been moving up on a 6 month's basis had been the past 18 months - at least the calculations between June 2022 and November 2023, which largely shows that the 200-week moving average had ONLY gone up on average of 20% per year during that worst (so far) ever period of BTC's history.