Yep, it sounds unbelievable right now—especially after Bitcoin was rejected at the $100k level, sparking posts about a double top and claims that Bitcoin has peaked. 😟📉
But here’s the thing: the more people fear the dip, the bigger the upside tends to be. 📈💪
Why am I so convinced about the upside?
Because history repeats itself. Every single time the 2-week Cycle indicator drops below 20, we experience a significant bull run. Every. Single. Time. 🔄🚀
Check the data: 📊👀
🔍 Zoom out, and you’ll see how insignificant this retracement looks in the grand scheme of things. 🌍📉
If you follow cycles, you knew this was coming—just like the members of my Premium community. 💡🚀 By tracking the 1-week and 2-week cycles, it was clear that a proper downtrend was forming even before it started. 🔄📈
That said, we’re unlikely to recover quickly. A full 60-day cycle will need to play out before the market moves forward again. And we’re only on day 9. ⏳🕘
Before jumping into the "memecoins" conversation, let’s explore the power of the 2-week cycle. 🚦📊
Think I’m about to show you another cherry-picked chart to prove my point? Nope.
If you bought Bitcoin when the 2-week cycle indicator was below 20, you always made money! Of course, you couldn’t just hold—you had to sell at the top of the 1-week or 3-day cycle to lock in profits. But that’s the essence of the Cycle strategy.
In bull markets, applying this strategy yields exponential returns.
So, where are we now?
We’re at the top of the 2-week cycle. And that’s the worst time to invest. There’s no reason to deploy huge capital into Bitcoin or altcoins right now. While some altcoins look undervalued against Bitcoin, most assets tend to decline when Bitcoin falls.
💡 Some tokens are holding up well—these will likely soar 📈 once market conditions improve. All you need is patience, adherence to cycles, and strategic allocation at the bottom of these cycle levels.
📊 Want access to the premium indicator for 2-week, 1-week, 3-day, and 1-day cycles? It now includes smaller timeframes like 4-hour and 2-hour indicators for pinpointing bottoms.
🐶 Memecoins
I often get questions about specific meme coins:
➡️ Should I buy?
➡️ What do the cycles indicate?
➡️ What’s my opinion?
While I don’t oppose short-term trading, here’s the issue: most meme coins shilled to me have less than a week of price history and have already pumped 5x–10x. Sure, they might pump another 10x, but cycles aren’t reliable until a token has at least 2.5 months of history. 📅
Plus, many of these coins aren’t listed on major exchanges, making them extremely volatile. ⚠️ Here’s an example:
The hype around this coin 🚀 was tied to Elon Musk meeting a German politician named Alice. Influencer-driven shilling 📣 was strong, and the token pumped 1667% after I first heard about it (no, I didn’t buy any).
But, as expected, the hype fizzled. Within hours, the token plunged 80%. 📉 While there’s still ~$100k in liquidity left, it’s a burning house waiting to collapse. 🔥
Why You’ll Always Lose Money on Low-Cap Meme Coins 💸
1️⃣ Top holders will sell. If you sniped the coin with $500 in its first hour and it 500x’d to $250k, you’d naturally want to sell. With low liquidity and volume, every sale drastically impacts the price.
2️⃣ Bitcoin’s downside effects. When Bitcoin reverses downward, market liquidity drains—starting with memecoins.
3️⃣ Influencers sell before you. The person shilling the coin isn’t your friend; you’re their exit liquidity.
4️⃣ No clear rules. Without defined exit strategies, you’re gambling. Set rules like:
- “Exit at 100% profit.”
- “Sell if it falls by 30%.”
Clear rules improve your odds. 🎯
A Better Strategy for Hype Assets ✅
I’ve developed a method that works for newly launched tokens with at least 3 weeks of history. It’s available to Premium members.
For now:
🔒 Stay safe.
🚫 Don’t overtrade.
⏳ Wait for the 1-week cycle to dip below 20.
"Do not buy $ALICE guys, stack $BTC" - Michael Saylor