Still trusting the market predictions of influencers? Honestly, those arguments sound convincing, but deep down they are all gambling psychology. To turn the situation around this year, instead of obsessing over complex technical indicators, it’s better to focus on a more certain time point: October 6, 2026.

This is not baseless. Carefully examining Bitcoin’s historical trajectory, from 2014 to 2022, reveals an astonishing regularity—every four years, a complete cycle occurs. Even more interesting is that each bear market tends to last relatively stably, roughly about a year. Following this logic, 2025 might be a period of euphoria, and 2026 should enter an adjustment phase. Regarding the specific date of October 6, while being precise to the day sounds a bit absolute, the core cyclical pattern can stand the test of verification.

Hearing this, you might roll your eyes—"Is there really such accuracy?" Yes, this is a cognitive bias. No matter how clearly I lay out the logic, when the market actually turns downward and accounts start losing money, most people will panic and sell. Human nature always wins over theory.

The real opportunity often belongs to those who can wait. The simple truth is: the best time to plant a tree was ten years ago; the best time to buy coins is during a bear market. If a correction really occurs in 2026, for those still on the sidelines now, it will be a rare opportunity to position. Instead of chasing short-term fluctuations, it’s better to decisively buy the dip when the bear market arrives.

The prerequisite is that you must be able to wait until that day. If you can’t even endure a year, then financial freedom might indeed have nothing to do with you.