BTC We might soon enter one of the most boring market phases possible. During the 2023 bull run, BTC formed a re-accumulation range that lasted a little over seven months before violently breaking out and eventually establishing a new all-time high. If BTC continues to mirror this 2023 fractal, it would suggest that we still have another corrective move followed by a decisive expansion to the upside ahead of us before entering a similar re-accumulation phase. As I’ve already mentioned several times in the past, cycles are compressing and becoming increasingly shorter over time. Because of that, I would expect these moves to play out over a shorter period of time and potentially be less pronounced than they were during the previous cycle. The corrective move, for example, could simply be another deviation below the lows of the current range or a liquidity sweep to the downside before the larger expansion begins. I would then expect that breakout to bring BTC somewhere into the mid-$90k region, where another larger re- accumulation range could start to form. That range could extend from around the highs of the current range near $87k all the way up towards $97k. Now, as I said, I don’t expect this range to last anywhere near as long as the previous one. But even with cycles compressing, I could still see it lasting somewhere between three and five months. Let’s say it takes until November or December for both the corrective move and the following expansion to play out. In that case, BTC could potentially spend the majority of Q1 2027 consolidating inside this next re-accumulation range. So while I remain extremely bullish on the broader picture, there is a very real possibility that a large part of the next few months ends up being much more boring than most people currently expect. The idea for visualizing this scenario was inspired by a recent chart from @XBTkaz , but this is my own interpretation of how I currently expect BTC to develop.