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The 4-year Bitcoin cycle appears to remain intact, but history is a guide, not a guarantee. Looking at Bitcoin's previous market cycles, each major bull market has been followed by roughly one year of correction before a new multi-year expansion phase begins. After the 2018 bear market, Bitcoin spent about 364 days consolidating before beginning the rally that ultimately led to the 2021 all-time high. The 2022 bear market followed a similar pattern, with Bitcoin recovering into the next expansion phase. The current cycle shows similarities. Bitcoin has already endured months of consolidation and correction following its recent highs, and if historical timing continues to rhyme, the market could be approaching the early stages of another bullish phase. The chart suggests we may be around 100 days away from the period where previous cycles transitioned from accumulation to expansion. From a technical perspective, sustained strength above key resistance levels, improving momentum indicators, and increasing liquidity would be needed to confirm a new uptrend. Fundamentally, institutional adoption, ETF demand, global liquidity, and macroeconomic conditions remain the primary drivers that could support the next leg higher. While no cycle repeats perfectly, Bitcoin has repeatedly rewarded patient investors who accumulated during periods of fear rather than chasing euphoric rallies. If the historical four-year cycle continues to play out, the coming months could become one of the most important accumulation and positioning periods of this cycle. As always, markets can deviate from historical patterns, so risk management remains just as important as optimism.✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻