Each loop is one cycle — from one halving to the next. Time runs clockwise; distance from the centre is price on a logarithmic scale. If cycles rhyme, the loops will look alike. If they don't, they won't.
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Every daily price since 2010, arranged so each halving cycle becomes one full rotation. Cycles differ slightly in length (3.6 to 3.9 years), so each is stretched to a full circle — the angle means "how far through the cycle," not calendar months. A green dot marks each cycle's highest price and a red ring its lowest. Hover any point for its date and price.
A prediction. The current loop is drawn toward an estimated next halving, so its endpoint shifts slightly as blocks arrive, and its high and low are only "so far." Similar shapes in the past don't obligate the future to repeat them.