Is $126,198 not bitcoin:native 's ATH in the 4-year cycle?

No one seems to have noticed that $Bitcoin has reverted to its 4-year Sharpe Ratio since late 2023, which, historically, hasn't been a strong growth pattern.
In all three previous cycles (2015, 2019, and 2023), this was the period when the market completed a correction before entering the strongest upward phase of the cycle.
If the 4-year pattern continues to repeat, Bitcoin could very well aim for the $170,000–$200,000 range in the next rally.
Of course, history doesn't guarantee the future.
But so far, whenever the Sharpe Ratio falls into the low-risk zone, the risk/reward ratio for long-term investors has improved significantly.
Is this the final accumulation phase before $Bitcoin enters the acceleration phase of its cycle?