Whenever they said Bitcoin was finished, it would come back stronger than ever. In 2022, when most people shouted that it had hit bottom at $15,450, BTC skyrocketed to $73,787. In 2024, the same chorus reemerged: "Now it's for real," when it dropped to $48,000 — but then came the explosive rise to $109,000. In 2025, predictions continued as it reached $74,000, only for the market to respond with a jump to $126,000. And now in 2026, they said once again that it would end at $71,000, while today BTC trades around $68,070.

The pattern is clear: whenever they said it was over, there was always a reason, but Bitcoin kept coming back. The difference between winning and losing in this cycle is simple — it’s not about being smarter with calculations, it’s about having a reduced sensitivity to noise. The more you suffer listening to the crowd at the worst moment, the further you are from profits. Excessive cleverness is the villain here: those who try to calculate every move, who speculate too much, end up being fooled.

In Bitcoin cycles, the winners are those who can tubar in chaos with an impassive chest. Don’t overthink, don’t listen too much. While they said it was the end, the real gains were already close. History repeats itself, and cryptocurrencies reward those with measured courage and a calm mind.