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Cycle comparison in crypto markets works through price structure. Traders overlay current charts against prior market phases, mapping sequences of drawdown, recovery, and continuation.
When those sequences match closely, the historical endpoint becomes a framework for positioning ahead of the move. Bitcoin ($BTC) posted a gain approaching 10% across the first two weeks of July.
That number matters less than where it sits in the pattern. Analysis circulating among traders does not read the July gain as a trend reversal.
It reads the current setup as a structural copy of the 2022 bear market, with warnings that bearish conditions could return from August onward.
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