Imho using wiggly lines to try to predict BSV price is beneath ridicule. BSV is extremely close to the original concept of Bitcoin. As such there has been a concerted effort to ensure that original concept stays buried and "look over here this BTC ticker is Bitcoin". The only way BSV hits new ATH is from real usage driven demand for sats.
Post by The First Avenger
To be precise, however, BTC is going to be artificially pumped up again now, and BSV will ride that wave too—before the cycle ends, the excuses run out, and real-world applications take over. I hate to say it, but we’ll have to wait until 2028 to see the true power of BSV.
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You are absolutely right about that; I also believe we no longer operate based on cycles. Once mass adoption arrives, the cycle-based model—like the one seen with BTC—becomes obsolete. Plotting zigzag lines on a chart based on peaks and Fibonacci levels is essentially just chasing the trend. All I wanted to convey is that the downtrend is finally over and that, within three to four months at the latest, we will see the true Bitcoin in its purest form—with 100% global adoption by 2040 at the latest. That is just my opinion, though.
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I don't accept that "BSV will ride that wave too". If Bitcoin was hijacked way back in the day and BSV is now that original concept then those who did the highjacking will continually spend a fraction of their BTC wave to ensure BSV does not ride that wave as well. The whale wallet, with its massive ins and out swings, is a perfect tool for such suppression. Using wiggly lines to try and work out when BSV will pump is nonsensical. Only mass usage would thwart this. Whilst mass usage is hopium, it's not 0% so whilst there's life there's still hope.