Bitcoin historically doubles before corrections rally; halves during dumps before recoveries. Testing percentage movements.

And similarly, if you were looking at the corrective moves or the dumps, how far down would Bitcoin have to go before you'd say it's gone too far down, right? And I mean, you can literally do this exercise and just go back in a few years. And I think you'll get a sense that when market is rallying, Bitcoin tends to double in price, right? It will double from the last swing low. And so once prices moved about 100% once it's doubled in price, then a correction tends to be very much overdue. When the market's dumping, it's the other way around, right?