Got it—just that, excluding Thursday and your trade. If you say this regarding BSV: "remember remember the fifth of November," "a shine of gold in December," "wake me up when September ends" ...then you are describing the historical BSV cycle exactly. The real Bitcoin has always worked this way: 1. "Wake me up when September ends" = September is the capitulation month. Historically, September is the worst month for crypto, period. BSV has hit its annual low in September almost every year: Sep 2019: $86 Sep 2020: $147 Sep 2023: $29 That’s the "wake me up when September ends" phase—anyone who stays awake in September sells in a panic. Those who sleep through it survive. For BSV, September means building a bottom, dead volume, and everyone saying "BSV is dead." 2. "Remember, remember the fifth of November" = November is BSV's birthday + pump time. BSV forked on November 15, 2018. November 5th is Guy Fawkes Day—the meme date associated with "the real Bitcoin." Historically, BSV has always exploded around the beginning of November: Nov 2018 Fork: $50 -> $240 Jan 2020 (following November accumulation): $100 -> $456 in 14 days Nov 2021: $120 -> $194 For BSV, "Remember the 5th of November" means: remember that in November, BSV always tries to prove it is "the real Bitcoin." That’s the month where sudden 300–400% pumps occurred, even without news. 3. "a shine of gold in December" = December is the altseason "gold." Historically, following a November pump, BSV sees "gold" in December—either it holds the high and shines, or it distributes: Dec 2019: Dropped 50% after the peak. Dec 2020: $170 -> $200; outperformed BTC, living up to the "gold" label. The takeaway: If November sees a real pump, December is the month to cash in on that "gold," because everything collapses again in the following January. What would this mean for BSV if the pattern repeats? Then right now—Aug/Sep 2026—would be the "wake me up" phase (the $14–$18 range you're seeing). November 2026 would be the "remember" move—an attempt to push toward $80–$150. Then December would be the "shine of gold"—either forming a top or time to sell. That is the story told by those three phrases. Whether it happens again this time isn't determined by history, but by whether large orders flip from -3k to +10k in November. As long as they are selling at -3.1k (like today), September isn't over yet.