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Published 31 Oct 2026, 16:17 UTC · fetched 31 Oct 2026, 17:12 UTC
Rekt Capital
@rektcapital
Quoting · 4 Jul 2024, 21:29 UTC · context given to the AI
#BTC In the 2015-2017 cycle, Bitcoin peaked 518 days after the Halving In the 2019-2021 cycle, Bitcoin peaked 546 days after the Halving If history repeats and the next Bull Market peak occurs 518-546 days after the Halving... That would mean Bitcoin could peak in this cycle in mid-September or mid-October 2025 Earlier this year, Bitcoin was accelerating in this cycle by 260 days Currently however, thanks to this over 3-month consolidation, this rate of acceleration has drastically dropped and is now approximately 150 days The longer Bitcoin consolidates after the Halving, the better it will be for resynchronising this current cycle with the traditional Halving cycle $BTC #Crypto #Bitcoin#BTC Bitcoin ultimately peaked in October 2025, in line with traditional Halving cycles And now it's been just over a year since Bitcoin peaked in its prior Bull Market And Bear Markets have typically seen price bottom a year after Bull Market peaks Of course, Bitcoin rebounded from $58k in the Summer of this year, forming a likely Bear Market Bottom sooner than has historically been the case But history also suggests that this current pullback may very well mark a major low (i.e. a likely Macro Higher Low) and thus a major opportunity for long-term Bitcoin investors $BTC #BitcoinView original on X ↗
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