The market timeline that keeps getting repeated seems to have bored everyone. The narrative about "2026 will be a boom" or the four-year cycle theory does have its basis, but it's discussed to the point of exhaustion by everyone.

But a more realistic view: many traders and investors have already run out of capital. How many still have ammo to buy during dips? This might be a more important factor than the timeline with numbers.

Cycles may exist, but market liquidity and investor wallet conditions are also determinants. If people don't have money, how can there be a rally? It's worth thinking about current fundamental demand, not just relying on calendar predictions.