Is Bitcoin's 4 Year Cycle Predicting the Next Bottom?!
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Simply Bitcoin29 Jun 2026, 22:00 UTC
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The analysis suggests that Bitcoin's four-year cycle remains intact, indicating a potential continuation of its historical patterns. Despite some indicators showing exceptions or asterisks, the overall thesis of the four-year cycle has not been completely broken. The speaker implies that the cycle is still showing up and that if it holds, a bottom may form somewhere in Q3 or Q4 of the current year. This suggests a bullish outlook for Bitcoin, with an expectation of upward price movement after the potential bottoming phase. The target price is set at 70,000, with a failure bound at 55,000, implying that a price below this level would invalidate the bullish cycle thesis. The current price is assumed to be around 60,000.
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