The fireworks are typically in the year post halving. Have a look at all past bull runs in Bitcoin, halving is typically pretty quiet until around 6 months post halving. It takes time for the cashed up miners to restock their kit, pump the hash rate and force unprofitable miners out of the market. The hash rate is already making new all time highs, so IMO this sideways grind over the last 6 months is just accumulation. FOMO hasn't hit, we haven't hit anywhere near the volumes of last 2 cycles yet.
Bitcoin is the fastest horse in the race, I don't think there's many (any) people that have lost money by holding it for 5 or more years.
Take a look at Global Liquidity and buy Bitcoin on dips. note there's always 4 yearly pumps in liquidity which is around the US election cycle. Remember to progressively step out of your position after big volume pumps/peaks. If you're buying Bitcoin ETFs in your superannuation then you'll automatically be buying more when the price is down and less when the price is up, happy days!
