Bitrabo Editorial
As conversations heat up around Bitcoin’s future price movements, a market specialist has shared thoughts on when the leading cryptocurrency might hit its next peak in the current cycle.
Bitcoin’s Next Price Peak Expected in 2025
In a recent statement on X (formerly Twitter), crypto analyst Rekt Capital has identified a timeline for Bitcoin’s forthcoming price peak, suggesting that a significant upward trend could begin soon.
Rekt Capital believes that Bitcoin’s next top could occur next year, drawing on historical data and key market trends related to the Bitcoin Halving events, which have shown reliable patterns leading into previous bull markets.
The expert pointed out that before the 2016 Halving, Bitcoin touched its lowest price 547 days ahead of the event and subsequently peaked 518 days later. Similarly, in 2020, BTC reached its highest value 549 days after the Halving, having bottomed out about 517 days prior.
For the upcoming 2024 Halving set for April, Bitcoin also hit its low approximately 517 days beforehand. Raising confidence in his projection, Rekt Capital suggests that the currency might see a peak about 549 days after this Halving, placing it around October 2025. From these patterns, the analyst emphasized two crucial insights for investors and traders looking toward possible price shifts leading up to this expected peak.
The first insight is that the Bitcoin Halving serves as a reflective point. Bitcoin’s bear market lows occur roughly the same number of days prior to the Halving as it takes for bull market highs to emerge afterwards. The second insight is that the most significant growth of the current Bitcoin bull market may still lie ahead.
Bitcoin on the Verge of a Major Price Surge
Additionally, Rekt Capital indicates that Bitcoin may soon be transitioning to a period of rapid price increases, anticipating a change in market attitudes. After evaluating Bitcoin’s recent price trends, the analyst mentioned that historically, the asset tends to shift from a Reaccumulation phase into a Parabolic Upside phase roughly one week ahead.
Historically, Bitcoin typically breaks free from its Reaccumulation phase between 154 and 161 days post-Halving. Given that it has been in this phase for about 157 days following the latest Halving, the expert expects a breakout is imminent.