2026-01-09 17:20:44

History Repeating

The psychology stays constant. Market patterns run deeper than we think.

Take a step back—look at the chart. Same setup, different year. It's all there in the fractal structure. That's what's loading right now.

Gold held its ground for centuries. Bitcoin's only been here for 15 years. Yet both follow the same rules when fear and greed swing the pendulum. Watch how it unfolds.

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Lonely_Validator

· 5h ago

The idea of fractal structures is getting old; every time it's said to be a replay of history. But what happens? We're still being cut off.

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BoredApeResistance

· 01-09 17:46

I've heard a lot about the pattern structure, but those who actually make money are the ones who don't look at charts.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 01-09 17:46

Fractal theory is back again. In polite terms, it's pattern recognition; in less polite terms, it's drawing conclusions from pictures.

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WhaleInTraining

· 01-09 17:45

The concept of fractal structures has been heard too many times, but it really is a cycle... --- Fear and greed swing back and forth, history is just repeating itself, no problem. --- Gold has been around for hundreds of years, BTC hasn't been around that long, so please don't compare them. --- Are all charts the same? Then why are new retail investors getting caught every time... --- Psychology remains unchanged, but market participants have changed, still too idealistic. --- Watching the loading screen, waiting for me to get caught, huh? --- Wait, are you saying now is the time to be bullish or bearish... you're only telling half the story.

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gas_fee_trauma

· 01-09 17:43

The idea of historical cycles has become tiresome, but looking at the charts does reveal some insights.

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