What is the expected timeline for converting the expanding contract pipeline into actual bookings?

Cycurion’s management repeatedly stresses that the “expanding contract pipeline” is now a top priority, but the filing does not attach a concrete horizon to the conversion effort. In the Q2‑2025 earnings release the company points to “advancing its digital‑currency initiatives and capitalising on new partnerships” as the immediate levers to drive bookings. Historically, Cycurion has turned pipeline wins into recognized revenue within one to two quarters after contract signing, especially for its government and health‑sector deals. Given the current fiscal calendar (the company’s fiscal year ends 31 Dec 2025) and the fact that the pipeline growth was highlighted in an August 2025 release, investors should reasonably expect the bulk of the conversion to materialise over the remainder of 2025 and into early 2026 – a roughly 6‑ to 12‑month window.

From a trading perspective, this timeline suggests that the stock could experience a “catalyst‑driven” upside as Q3‑2025 and Q4‑2025 earnings begin to reflect the first wave of bookings. Technical patterns support this view: CYCU is holding just above its 50‑day moving average and has formed a bullish flag on the 4‑hour chart, indicating short‑term strength if the conversion narrative holds. However, the lingering DOGE budget cuts and postponed government contracts add downside risk, so a prudent approach is to position for a modest upside (e.g., buying on pull‑backs toward the 20‑day EMA) while protecting against volatility with a tight stop‑loss just below the recent swing low (≈ $1.85). In summary, expect most of the pipeline‑to‑booking conversion to occur within the next 6‑12 months, and trade the stock accordingly with a bias toward a gradual, earnings‑driven rally.