You see how the third wave was so much longer than the first? We call that an "extended wave". Any 5 wave sequence usually has one extended wave. Now in crypto, we tend to get "double extensions" meaning the third wave extends and then the 5th wave extends even more- this double extension is what leads to that final, parabolic, blow off top that we have gotten at the end of every 5 wave cycle in Bitcoin's history, since inception. This is also why we DIDN'T see a blow off top in '21, and instead got a marginally higher high and then a collapse- because that marginally higher high was part of a larger corrective move (our 4th subwave which we call an expanded flat), not an impulsive 5th wave, hence no parabolic/blow off top in '21 and such a lackluster marginal higher high. This is why I have always said that the top in '21 was not the "end" of the last cycle, but rather a local top in the middle of our current cycle, which has been ongoing since 2018.(CrediBULL Crypto)