A well-known industry insider recently expressed the view that the traditional four-year cycle pattern of Bitcoin may be broken, and we might be heading into a super cycle.

Interestingly, there is a widely circulated "reverse indicator" saying — whenever this insider makes optimistic remarks at high levels, it often signals an imminent short-term correction. Looking back at several key points this year, this pattern does seem somewhat uncanny.

Simply put: when they call for you to buy the dip at low levels, you can follow; but when they tell you to hold at high levels, you should be more cautious.

Of course, the market is always full of uncertainties, and no indicator is foolproof. But maintaining clarity during times of high sentiment might be more important than blindly following the trend. What do you think about this "sentiment thermometer" theory?