A YouTube discussion (Sebastian and another speaker) about Bitcoin market cycles and price action. The speakers describe markets as fractal across timeframes, suggest the possibility of a near-term run-up that may not reach prior all-time highs, and discuss patterns being created by price action and then "harvested" by algorithmic/composite operators.
We could, based on this, really see a decent, another run up, but potentially not all time high again and then come down to everything.
Well, that, yeah, that comes to that theory too. Here's what typically happens. You can see it, the market's fractal. You can see it on lower time frames. You don't get to see it that often on large time frames because it takes a long time. Right. So it's kind of what you said earlier, Sebastian. They're going to let all that just, just survive and profit. This needs to be harvested. In other words, it was created by price action. So the algorithms of the composite operator doesn't create that and leave it, it's created to be harvested.
