Bitcoin in ~decade long Wyckoff re-accumulation?

This is interesting - if bitcoin is really to survive the coming global depression (very likely probability per Ray Dalio and Bridgewater's amazing research and free published works), then we can also safely assume there is a likely chance bitcoin enters a period of re-accumulation in Wyckoff terms while global equities markets lose a decade to consolidation and crashes and bear market rallies as the big debt cycle deleverages this decade. This is a primary scenario I see playing out. Now if governments start crazy stimulus programs like we saw under covid, and print say $6 trillion here and there... all bets off and the low floor level will rise commensurately as the money will be devalued in the currency you chart bitcoin in. So e.g. from Covid, we can safely assume the "floor" price of bitcoin rose about 40% nearly overnight as the US dollar was devalued 40%.
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