Within the cryptocurrency realm, a period of stagnation has been prevalent for approximately one month. The movement in the price of Bitcoin has been causing uncertainty among investors, as it moves forward and then retreats, leading to significant losses in altcoins when Bitcoin declines.

As discussions arise regarding the conclusion of Bitcoin's bull run, trader and analyst Peter Brandt explores whether historical data indicates that Bitcoin has reached its peak. Brandt identifies a pattern of diminishing momentum in each of Bitcoin's bull market cycles. The analysis suggests that the current cycle could peak around $73,777, which has already been achieved in recent transactions.

Moreover, Brandt anticipates a potential price retracement to the mid $30,000s per BTC, with a potential return to levels observed in 2021. Despite the bearish implications, Brandt considers this correction to be potentially bullish in the long term, drawing comparisons to similar patterns in the gold market. Brandt acknowledges that the data presented in the analysis indicates a potential decline, despite his personal reservations. The current price of Bitcoin stands at $63,040.

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