Bitcoin Cycles | October Low Predicts Major Recovery
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More Crypto Online23 Jul 2026, 22:04 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's cyclical patterns within its 4-year halving cycles, as well as shorter 1-year and 2-year cycles. The speaker suggests that the current 4-year cycle, which began in November 2022, is approaching its end. The analysis indicates that the low point for this cycle is expected around October of the current year, with potential for a lasting low to form in Q4, possibly in September or October. The speaker also highlights the convergence of various short-term cycles, including a 260-day cycle, all pointing towards a potential bottoming in October. While a definitive low is projected for October, there is acknowledgment of potential for a slight further downside before a larger recovery. The analysis implies that the current market sentiment, guided by these cyclical indicators, is bullish, anticipating a recovery phase following the anticipated low.
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