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Bitcoin on the Rise: How Long Will the Bull Market Last?

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


Bitcoin is back in the spotlight, with its price breaking above $93,000, prompting questions about the duration of the current bull market. Analyst Rekt Capital shared his insights on YouTube, discussing historical price trends and their implications for the future.

Bitcoin's Historical Trends

Analyst Rekt Capital highlights the importance of understanding Bitcoin's price history across various cycles, particularly in relation to halving events. He emphasizes that by looking at past price movements of Bitcoin, current bull markets can be better interpreted.

Ideas from BTC Price History

Analyzing previous cycles, Rekt Capital notes that halving serves as a significant reference point for BTC price movements. He points out that historically, Bitcoin hits its bear market bottom 517 days before the halving and peaks approximately 518 days later. For instance, in 2020, Bitcoin saw a bear market bottom 517 days before the halving and a peak 550 days after the event. He suggests that if the current cycle mirrors past trends, Bitcoin could reach its peak between September and October 2025.

Possible 300-Day Rally

The analyst also discusses the significance of breaking past all-time highs, indicating the start of the parabolic phase of the cycle. He describes the current phase as just beginning and estimates that Bitcoin could exceed $100,000, possibly reaching the $120,000 to $130,000 range. He estimates the parabolic phase could last around 300 days with significant gains expected before any corrections occur.

In summary, analysts believe the current bull cycle in Bitcoin may continue, following historical trends and cycles. However, as always, the possibility of corrections exists, and investors should be mindful of potential risks.

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