Bitcoin is quietly gathering strength, and a true major cycle is taking shape.

By looking at the candlestick chart, you can see a pattern—whenever market sentiment hits its lowest point, it is often the moment when the main players quietly accumulate. This pattern has been repeatedly validated countless times:

Emotional collapse → Exhaustion of selling power → Liquidity stabilization → Price rally

Bitcoin’s current position is eerily similar to those critical bottoms in the past.

From a structural perspective, the price still holds the support line for several months and has not been truly broken. Instead, it is gradually trending upward—which is one of the most obvious signals before a market rally.

Volatility has been narrowing continuously, with each dip quickly absorbed, and the lows are gradually rising. What does this indicate? The selling force has already significantly weakened. Buyers are secretly controlling the situation.

But public opinion is the opposite. Voices like "The crypto circle is dead" and "The bull market is over" are emerging again. Ironically, such sentiments almost always appear during the phase when long-term funds are quietly accumulating.

The major trend framework is still intact, and Bitcoin is still moving along a clear upward staircase. Before the real market launch, this phase is the most easily overlooked and the most underestimated. Bitcoin now is just like that—appearing ordinary, but doing something very familiar:

While most people are wavering or even bearish, quietly paving the way for the next surge.

This phase is not for chasing highs or selling lows. Instead, it’s about understanding the structure and rhythm. True gains never wait for everyone to understand before they begin. When it’s time to act, the move has already started.