For over 700 days now, following this Chainlink bar pattern has been the most profitable bar pattern I have ever found since I began this journey — it’s literally been a map of the future.
But for the first time, there has been a massive deviation. Let me explain.
We must go back to August 2020.
According to the bar pattern, we’ve just completed the same move from August 2020 — but the big difference here is that this time, it’s taken over 100 days to complete, while in 2020 it took just 30 days.
So far this cycle, it's the biggest deviation yet. Which has me thinking: what if this cycle breaks the four-year cycle and we extend beyond the 1,064-day cycle that's supposed to complete in October 2025?
Without this recent deviation, Chainlink would have completed the cycle bar pattern in August 2025.
My Chainlink Time Fib has a hit on this time period — August 2025. Something could happen around this time. This Time Fib has had major calls before, although it has also failed in the past.
The new deviated timeline for the cycle top:
This is what it would look like if the deviated bar pattern was shifted. Could this be a major clue showing us the future again? Are we catching a glimpse of what’s to come?
According to this new timeline, Chainlink rallies slowly until October 2025 — which lines up with Bitcoin’s cycle completion date. Bitcoin has never passed 1,064 days in a bull market. The last two cycles took exactly that long. So it’s interesting that price appears to grind upward to that date and then roll over.
It continues to roll over and apparently has a major retest of the lows:
This shows a retest of $10 in December 2025 — forming what could be the biggest bear trap in history — before a massive rally in 2026 leading to a March 2027 top.
I’ll be watching Chainlink like a hawk this year. So far, it has led the way for me and made this cycle pretty easy to read. Is it possible that the major run happens in 2026?
Stay safe, marines. 🫡
But for the first time, there has been a massive deviation. Let me explain.
We must go back to August 2020.
According to the bar pattern, we’ve just completed the same move from August 2020 — but the big difference here is that this time, it’s taken over 100 days to complete, while in 2020 it took just 30 days.
So far this cycle, it's the biggest deviation yet. Which has me thinking: what if this cycle breaks the four-year cycle and we extend beyond the 1,064-day cycle that's supposed to complete in October 2025?
Without this recent deviation, Chainlink would have completed the cycle bar pattern in August 2025.
My Chainlink Time Fib has a hit on this time period — August 2025. Something could happen around this time. This Time Fib has had major calls before, although it has also failed in the past.
The new deviated timeline for the cycle top:
This is what it would look like if the deviated bar pattern was shifted. Could this be a major clue showing us the future again? Are we catching a glimpse of what’s to come?
According to this new timeline, Chainlink rallies slowly until October 2025 — which lines up with Bitcoin’s cycle completion date. Bitcoin has never passed 1,064 days in a bull market. The last two cycles took exactly that long. So it’s interesting that price appears to grind upward to that date and then roll over.
It continues to roll over and apparently has a major retest of the lows:
This shows a retest of $10 in December 2025 — forming what could be the biggest bear trap in history — before a massive rally in 2026 leading to a March 2027 top.
I’ll be watching Chainlink like a hawk this year. So far, it has led the way for me and made this cycle pretty easy to read. Is it possible that the major run happens in 2026?
Stay safe, marines. 🫡
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