Experienced Analyst Predicts When the Current Bull Cycle in Bitcoin Will End
Cryptocurrency analyst Colin Talks Crypto, in his assessment of Bitcoin cycles, predicted that the next peak could occur in October 2025.
The analyst stated that he recalculated the timeframes from Bitcoin's peak to peak by examining its past cycles. Colin's analysis, conducted using two different measurement methods, yielded the following data:
- Measurement A: 25 months, 28 months, 35 months
- Measurement B: 37 months, 35 months, 35 months
According to Colin, the “Measurement B” method is much more consistent, as it yields a consistent period of 35 months in almost every cycle.
The analyst stated that the second cycle, in particular, could be considered 28 or 35 months due to its “double-bottom” structure, while the third cycle was definitely 35 months long. Based on this data, Colin commented:
“If the distance from bottom to top is truly about 35 months, the next peak will be in October 2025. This analysis does not predict prices, but we do observe cyclical decreasing returns.”
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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