Halving - Do you still believe in the previous pattern?

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Someone gave their views on Bitcoin price movements after the halving via their social media account. He is a trading expert from my country and also actively provides signals for paid trading.

I know where you get the source, I also quite often reading the information from Ayoung Lam. Sure, he is one of an experienced trader, he has good knowledge about crypto as well. I think you also often monitor Kapten Crypto 707, he is also an experienced and successful trader in our country. 

We see that the BTC price graph is almost similar to the data from the BTC price graph during the previous halving. So, what makes you want to hold or add more accumulation?

It is true, the pattern of price movement in this cycle looks having the similarity with the previous halving in 2018 - 2021. But it is not really the same because Bitcoin can reach the ATH before the halving. So, we can assume the peak of Bitcoin price in the current season may be faster than the previous season. During this year (2024), I think it is better to keep holding. We can consider to sell in the early of 2025.

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Halving charts follow is useful if you want to know the general direction, but each session contains unique variables, which makes the results similar, but not identical, so you should assume that from the next 10 month until the end of next year, we will have a price between 130k to 180k, may increase or It decreases, but this is the extent of the price, and then the differences between ATH, is it a low thing like 130k or a high thing like +180k.

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You say everything correctly Bitcoin repeats the graph every year, especially the graph when it starts to divide. I think that this is not just like that and not a coincidence. Namely, certain manipulations of whales that with the help of such manipulations you earn large sums of money from the resale of Bitcoin.