Bitcoin's 4 Market Cycle Phases: Why This Technical Analyst Thinks We're Nearing The Last Leg Up

Crypto trader Stockmoney Lizards shed light on how traders and investors tend to misinterpret Bitcoin's BTC/USD market cycle phases and how to prevent such errors.

What Happened: The trader took to social media to highlight the common mistake of "buying the tops and selling the lows." He emphasized that many are losing money in a phase where not much is happening, primarily due to a lack of understanding of Bitcoin’s market cycles.

According to Stockmoney Lizards, Bitcoin’s market cycles usually follow a distinct pattern:

The Bear Market (pink phase)

The technical reversal (blue zone)

The “around Halving” (orange zone) correction

The last leg up (green zone)

Stockmoney Lizards expressed a belief that we are in the last weeks of the orange phase, which is considered a distribution/re-accumulation phase before the last leg up.

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Why It Matters: Understanding Bitcoin’s market cycle phases is crucial for traders and investors to make informed decisions. Misinterpretation of these phases can lead to financial losses, as pointed out by Stockmoney Lizards.

As the orange phase nears its end, according to Stockmoney Lizards, traders and investors should prepare for the last leg up, which is usually the strongest and much more potent than the first ramp-up.

Meanwhile, another crypto trader stated that Bitcoin's hash ribbon "flashed a buy signal." This has been one of the most reliable indicators for Bitcoin and is often followed by a massive pump in Bitcoin.

 What’s Next: The influence of Bitcoin as an institutional asset class is expected to be thoroughly explored at Benzinga’s upcoming Future of Digital Assets event on Nov. 19.

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