Sell your Crypto before Summer

why the next major drop will start this summer

Ask yourself:

How would my portfolio be affected if Bitcoin fell to $30,000?

What about Ethereum revisiting its key support at $400?

80% of current crypto investors joined after 2020, when leverage trading became mainstream and prices of assets went parabolic.

But when a bear market hits, and most of these people who bought at high prices panic and sell at losses, key levels get revisited.

I remember buying ETH at $240 and then watching it drop 50% in 2019.

And I’m not even talking about the Corona crash.

If you want to understand how to protect your portfolio from a potential catastrophe, keep reading.

How 2-Week Cycles Work & Why They Matter

My trade from 201- did I sell?

If you think I’m about to show you the Corona crash, I’m not.

I’m showing you my trade from 2019.

I bought Ethereum at $240 in May 2019, shortly after watching it rise from $80 in December.

At that time, everyone was talking about the upcoming halving and the Stock-to-Flow model, which was the primary tool used to forecast crypto prices back then.

People were predicting exponential price increases, and I jumped on board.

…only to watch my portfolio lose half of its value in the following months.

Back then, I was not using cycles or cycle indicators.

I analyzed the market using basic tools available for free on TradingView.

But that drop taught me a lesson that later became the foundation of my research.

Cycles in crypto markets.

I quickly realized that markets are cyclical.

A trend does not switch overnight.

Every timeframe spends a certain amount of time being bullish, then switches to bearish, and then spends a similar amount of time falling or consolidating.

I also realized something important.

Just because an asset falls 50% does not mean it cannot fall another 50%.

The bottom is NOT formed when RSI, MACD, or other indicators scream “oversold.”

→ The bottom is formed when the cycle reaches its bottom.

Where is the Bottom?

2-Week Cycles marked between 2021-2023

For newcomers: The 2-Week Cycle is used to determine the primary market trend and to time major tops and bottoms.

By default, the 2-Week Cycle takes around 3-4 months to move up, and 3-4 months to move down.

Ideally, you want to enter during extremes:

• Buy when the electric blue line is below 20
• Exit or short when the blue line rises above 80

During bear markets, the blue line does not always reach 80.

It can break somewhere in the middle and continue downward.

In 2022, Ethereum fell 55% before forming a local bottom.

It then ranged upward for about 1.5 months, before continuing the downtrend again.

Yes, you could pinpoint the reversal much more precisely using the 3-Day and 1-Week Cycle indicators. That’s exactly what we do inside the private Telegram group.

But that is not the main point.

The point is this:

If you think Bitcoin fell from $120k to $60k and therefore cannot drop further, you are guessing - You are not analyzing the market.

Wait, so should I sell my Crypto now?