AI floods the market with infinite abundance—every model, every output, near-zero marginal cost. Yet Bitcoin stands apart, enforcing absolute scarcity by design. These aren't competitors; they're two sides of the same macro shift. The real question isn't which one wins, but how markets balance unlimited digital supply with truly finite assets. That tension? It's where the next financial architecture gets built.

Crypto traders really do wake up at the crack of dawn just to check if Bitcoin moved another $50. Five in the morning, coffee in hand, phone already unlocked. It's not even about making trades anymore—it's pure habit. That rush to see what happened in the Asian markets. Missing even an hour feels like you're out of the loop. Welcome to the life of a serious crypto enthusiast.

Recently, there has been an interesting discovery. Every time Bitcoin undergoes a key transition, the market reaction has been quite consistent, happening for 8 consecutive months. This is not just emotional fluctuation, but a real rhythm. The data is here: after a transition, Bitcoin usually experiences a 5 to 6% correction. In severe cases, the depth can be greater. Within 14 days after the transition, the average decline is between 5 and 8%. Currently, the price has dropped about 4% from the high, and the trend perfectly matches historical patterns. If this logic continues to hold, the next important time period to watch is around January 28. This is not a prediction, just a pattern repeatedly validated over the past 5 months. There’s nothing complicated about it; just follow this rhythm. The market’s rules of the game are simple: being smart is not valuable; only those who understand the rhythm can make money. Before this pattern fails, I will keep doing it this way. Use history as a mirror, and the market’s temperament becomes clear.