Suppose in October this year, BTC trades around 50,000–55,000—perfectly replicating the four-year cycle, with all three lines aligning precisely, matching the path and timing described in Scenario 2 of the article. A price of 35,000 is hard to imagine—it’s absurdly low, far below both LTH-RP and CVDD. This isn’t just misjudging the market; it’s essentially predicting Bitcoin’s demise? Yet the market always surprises most people. So whether you’re right or wrong now doesn’t matter—what matters is that when the next peak arrives, you still hold your position.