When looking at the big picture, if Bitcoin had closed below its January high, it would have formed a bearish annual pattern. This would have signaled the issue Peter is highlighting: according to Peter, Bitcoin opened 2025 above $90K but is likely to close below $80K—meaning, on a yearly timeframe, you’d see a red candle. Currently, the year opened at $87K and is now at $73K. If it closes here, it will still be a red candle. You’d then be seeing two consecutive annual red candles—something unprecedented in its 18-year history. Even so, if Bitcoin were to drop to $30K, as Crypto Eagle has calculated, that would take several months from here. But this isn’t some sudden disaster like October 25; typically, Bitcoin drops sharply by about 30%, then rebounds 60% afterward—this pattern aligns with Crypto Eagle’s $30K target. Fortunately, adoption continues to grow, and the crypto cycle is still unfolding as it always has. The four-year cycle remains intact. Everyone has seen this pattern at least since 2021. Therefore, the best tool we have is to align our perspective with this four-year cycle—what we’ll likely see next will mirror what super-cycle analysts predicted at the start of this cycle.