This is actually an interesting observation regarding the December–January window for TAO Historically, altcoins, in general, become attractive buys only after Bitcoin has reached its macro bottom. And this isn't about July or August, as noted below. In this framework, Bitcoin's bottom would come a bit later Take Solana in 2022 as an example. Bitcoin bottomed in November, while SOL put in its macro low at the end of December. That doesn't mean the same sequence will repeat, but it is a useful historical reference. Only after that December washout did, Solana go on to deliver a 34x move during the last bullrun My assumption is that if a major upside expansion is truly expected for TAO, then it would make more sense for the market to push it significantly lower and keep it suppressed for longer. Not in a scenario where everyone simply buys at 150-200, and sits comfortably holding