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The video analyzes Bitcoin's (BTC) four-year cycle, referencing historical data and cyclical patterns, particularly in relation to halving events. The presenter highlights that the angle of elevation in the logarithmic regression chart halves with each cycle, suggesting a predictable, albeit slowing, rate of ascent. Specific historical resistance levels have been identified around $112,000-$120,000 and $71,000-$81,000, which have previously acted as support. The current analysis suggests that Bitcoin has recently retested a key support level (around $104,000-$105,000) which was previously a resistance zone. The failure to break decisively below this support, coupled with the historical strength of these levels, suggests a potential continuation of the bullish trend. The presenter references past cycles where similar retests of support zones led to significant upward movements, aiming for a cyclical top target of $130,000-$150,000 by late 2025, specifically around October. A breakdown below the $95,000 level would invalidate the bullish short-to-medium term outlook, indicating a potential shift to a bearish trend.

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   17 Oct 2025, 16:22 UTC

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   17 Jul 2026, 03:00 UTC

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