Let's talk about the #Bitcoin bull market support band.
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Benjamin Cowen06 Oct 2025, 07:10 UTC
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The presenter analyses the Bitcoin weekly chart, noting its recent all-time high after bouncing off the bull market support band. He references historical patterns, specifically the two-week rallies and drops around the bull market support band seen in 2020 and reiterates a cycle theory suggesting highs in August or early September, followed by lows in September, and market cycle tops in the post-halving year fourth quarter. He stresses not becoming complacent despite Bitcoin's positive movement, and he points that he expects the cycle top is likely in Q4. He points out a 50-week moving average now at $101,000 to monitor and new all-time high at $125,700. To reinforce his overall point he looks at the Bitcoin dominance chart showing that this continues to rally too and is likely to go higher. He suggests to not get complacent in the fourth quarter.
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