While hopes are growing that Bitcoin has reached a bottom, history is showing that the other leg on the ground can be forward. Although the rise in institutional involvement may reduce the risk of collapse, the chart he shared A leading crypto analyst suggests that cryptocurrency may still exist he went downstairs below $30,000 before a steady recovery begins.
Bitcoin Cycle Pattern Points to Potential Lower Potential
This expert explains that Bitcoin has followed a recurring pattern in the capital markets, where strong rallies are followed by sharp declines in prices. Over the past years, Bitcoin has fallen about 83.90% after the 2017 peak and about 77.91% after the 2021 peak.
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In the current cycle, Bitcoin went up top $120,000 at the 2025 bull run before going down. At the time of analysis, the price was less than $60,000. The main point being made is that if Bitcoin were to fall by the same number as it has in the previous rows, the final result could be much lower than today.
A similar decline, around 78.92%, would result in a low below $30,000. This is not presented as a prediction, but as a market possibility he follows his reputation.
The analyst also highlights that Bitcoin tends to move within a long upward trend, and bear market declines in the past making near the bottom of the line. Based on this structure, the argument suggests that the market can remain in the middle of its control area, and a deep descent is still possible before reaching the final stage.
Organizations change the Equation
However, the expert does not believe that history will repeat itself. Although this chart shows that previous cycles have often erased about 80% of the price from their highs, they say that the market has changed.
Unlike the old circles, the current location is inclusive greater participation of organizations. Large financial companies, mutual funds, and the financial distribution of companies will bring new sources that were not found in the markets in 2018 and 2022. From the point of view of experts, the presence of growing institutions should reduce the instability gradually.
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For these reasons, the researcher expects that the decline will be closer to 50%-60% instead of the historical close to 80%. Based on the system, a floor of around $52,000 is the preferred target fall below $30,000. The sentiment also includes a bullish prediction that October could be the start of a new bull market.
Currently, this chart presents two competing strategies. The history of the cycle shows the area that goes below $30,000, while the updated model of the analyst shows a deep decline near $52,000. The difference between these results shows a growing question in the Bitcoin market today: will institutional money rewrite the rules, or will history have the last word?
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