It's been a long time since I had some of these #askleo posts of mine and it's probably time for another one. I guess I should do them more often as they were quite engaging, if I remember correctly. From what I know 
While I, the damn founder of the # have abandoned such a series of posts like a damn loser. Anyway, the topic I want to discuss today in this post, and hopefully get as many opinions around it as possible, from the crypto community on 
Chances are you probably know about this sheet already. It's a sort of "psychological map" of how markets usually behave when following their cycles. The crypto market has pretty much respected this pattern and my belief is that it still does.
So... Long story short... Where we at?
Well, you can bet all your money that we are in the disbelief stage right now. Actually, don't bet any money on anything, but you should know that my take is the crypto market is at the disbelief stage right now. Why?
Simply because the majority does not believe in the rally we've been having since BTC found its absolute bottom at $16,000. The majority is still expecting BTC to fall back to $10,000 or $12,000. They all expect the crypto market to "not perform" due to high inflation, looming recession, and conflictual situations from around the world.
However...
Bitcoin has been designed for these exact situations and scenarios. If all would have been pink around us and worked flawlessly(the financial system included) we would not even need Bitcoin. Hence, we can say that Bitcoin was created by Satoshi Nakamoto at the perfect time.
we are there...
Now I don't remember exactly what my feelings were back in 2019 when the crypto market started rebounding but I sure remember early 2020, and the level of uncertainty and doubt that we had back then is pretty much the same nowadays.
I will go even further and "forecast" that the current bull market will replicate the 2015 one rather than the bull 2019-2021 market.
This is just my gut feeling and my poor analysis for this post. I don't have any TA to back my words, but I'm sure you will find plenty of that on Twitter. I am very curious though in finding out what's your take on the topic. So, don't be shy, share your thoughts with us.
Thanks for your attention,
Adrian