Bitcoin has traded sideways at $108K for 317 days since December, destroying investor sentiment through repeated cycles of extreme greed to extreme fear. This video provides critical analysis for investors navigating potential cycle-end signals that most don't want to acknowledge. The host examines multiple technical indicators suggesting weakening momentum: Bitcoin closed below the 50% retracement level at $115K, with key support at $108K now at risk. A break below $100-103K could trigger a deeper correction to $86-84K (31-33% decline) or even $71K (44% decline matching the cycle's 50% level). The three-day down signal from the all-time high historically warns of trend changes, while the Bitcoin-to-gold ratio shows weakness similar to 2021's cycle top. Daily exchange volume dropped below $50 billion for the first time, indicating declining liquidity despite global money supply expansion. The composite cycle model that accurately tracked Bitcoin for 10 months has diverged since October, suggesting the anticipated Q4 rally may not materialize. However, silver linings exist: sentiment never reached euphoric levels seen in prior cycles, gains of 700% are only one-third of 2021's 2,100%, potentially limiting downside to smaller corrections than the previous 78-84% crashes. Altcoins continue underperforming, stablecoin dominance rises ominously like 2021, and MicroStrategy broke below its cycle 50% level. The S&P 500 follows an uncanny pattern from five years ago while active managers are now 100% leveraged long at market peaks. For crypto investors, this video delivers essential risk management perspective: understand your downside exposure versus remaining upside potential, establish clear exit plans, and prepare for both scenarios rather than hoping for "up only" price action.