Simulating BTC rainbow cycle - results are magnificent
Here’s the idea:
Price typically 'dumps' before each halving.
It reaches a peak around 33% of the way through after the halving.
It bottoms out at 66% after the halving.
And then it dumps again just a few days before the next halving.
It’s the same cycle, consistently happening over 469-483 days after each halving, where it always finds a top. I’ve analyzed data going back to 2009, and it’s incredibly consistent. It almost feels like the whole thing is programmed.
Based on simulations I’ve run, the market could start entering a parabolic phase around September 16th, with a potential peak by the end of August 2025. If this plays out, I should seriously consider buying more DAOJO now and continue until September 16th.
I’ve also adjusted the white line (prior to halving) to potentially front-run the usual dump.
TL;DR:
Set alerts to exit all ALTS/CRYPTO by August 18th, 2025.
Set alerts for November 9th, 2026—this is likely the best time to go all in at the bottom.
Price typically 'dumps' before each halving.
It reaches a peak around 33% of the way through after the halving.
It bottoms out at 66% after the halving.
And then it dumps again just a few days before the next halving.
It’s the same cycle, consistently happening over 469-483 days after each halving, where it always finds a top. I’ve analyzed data going back to 2009, and it’s incredibly consistent. It almost feels like the whole thing is programmed.
Based on simulations I’ve run, the market could start entering a parabolic phase around September 16th, with a potential peak by the end of August 2025. If this plays out, I should seriously consider buying more DAOJO now and continue until September 16th.
I’ve also adjusted the white line (prior to halving) to potentially front-run the usual dump.
TL;DR:
Set alerts to exit all ALTS/CRYPTO by August 18th, 2025.
Set alerts for November 9th, 2026—this is likely the best time to go all in at the bottom.
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