The 'Three Lines Converge' principle is simply about aligning the three-cycle MVRV using halving events as time anchors. These three curves often resonate with each other. Why does this happen? Honestly, there’s no real logic behind it, which is why I’ve always considered it a 'mystical' indicator. It’s basically 'carved' around the traditional 4-year cycle timeline. However, everyone seems super interested in it because, over the past few years, it’s been 'accurate' way more often than it’s been 'inaccurate.' It’s just that 'mystical'... For example, right now, we can see that about two weeks from now (August 23), the blue line has a very obvious turning point, and the green line is also below. If the same-frequency pattern continues, then the red line should also move downward—whether it’s a sharp drop or a slow decline, it’s heading in that direction. That would mean a perfectly aligned 'Three Lines Converge'; whenever this happens, it’s the best buying opportunity. But if it doesn’t—like if the red line keeps fluctuating (as shown by the gray dashed line in the chart) and doesn’t form a 'Three Lines Converge' until the end of December... Then we can only say this bear market is truly unique, completely unlike the previous ones. Crypto mysticism! Believe it if you want, or don’t if you don’t