This Bitcoin Strategy Never Failed.
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Crypto GoosIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 07 Aug 2026, 14:24 UTC
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- 07 Aug 2026, 16:06 UTC
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The video presents a historical analysis of Bitcoin's price cycles relative to its halving events. It suggests a strategy of buying 500 days before a halving and selling 500 days after. The 2016 halving saw a 3,489% increase, and the 2020 halving resulted in a 969% rise. The 2024 halving is projected to follow a similar pattern, with a buy window estimated between September and November 2026, and a sell point around August 2029. The analysis implies that the 'nothing that happens in between changes the plan'. Based on historical performance and the current market conditions post-halving, the predicted trend for BTCUSDT is bullish, with a potential target derived from the historical growth patterns. The timeframe for this analysis is weekly, considering the long-term nature of halving cycles. The strategy suggests dollar-cost averaging during the buy window, rather than attempting to time the market perfectly. The overall outlook is a continuation of the bullish cycle driven by scarcity post-halving.
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