Crypto analyst Cyclop has provided insight into when Bitcoin price could hit a new all-time high (ATH) above $120,000. This came as the analyst hinted at historical data indicating that BTC may be hitting bottom. this bear cycle by the last quarter of this year.
Analyst Reveals When Bitcoin Price Will Reach New ATH Based on Historical Data
In a MessageCyclop alluded to historical BTC cycles to show when the price of Bitcoin will reach a new all-time high. He noted that between 2015 and 2017, BTC saw an increase for 1,065 days, while between 2017 and 2018, it took 365 days for BTC to reach its lowest level. the bear market. Similarly, BTC saw another surge lasting 1,065 days between 2018 and 2021 before entering a bear market that lasted 365 days.
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Additionally, between 2022 and 2025, the price of Bitcoin experienced another bull run lasting 1,065 days, with BTC reaching an ATH of 126,000. The leading crypto then peaked in October 2025 and has been in a bear market ever since. Based on this historical data, BTC could be on track to remain in this bear market until October 5, which will complete the 365-day cycle.
The analyst’s attached chart shows that Bitcoin price could rally back to between $140,000 and $150,000 during the next bull run before the leading crypto peaks in 2030 and enters another bear market. Meanwhile, this historical data suggests that Bitcoin’s bottom is not reached, despite The recent BTC rally above $80,000. Bitcoin is once again in a downtrend amid inflation concerns and fears that war between the United States and Iran will begin soon after peace talks stalled.
The local BTC summit is here
Crypto analyst Colin said as Bitcoin price hits a local high, with BTC now eyeing new lows. He noted how bearish the current price action is as the leading crypto has rejected the upper channel of a trendline, the Moving average of 200and below the trend line. This setback has repeatedly been respected as both resistance and support, but has now shifted to the downside.
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In another MessageColin echoed Cyclop’s sentiments, noting that on a purely temporal basis, it is extremely unlikely that BTC borrowing would have occurred just after four months, since the Bitcoin price peaked last October. The analyst previously said that BTC could hit bottom around $40,000 based on historical data, as the lowest decline the crypto asset has ever suffered in a bear market is 77%. Meanwhile, Bitcoin only saw a 53% decline to reach the February 2026 low of $60,000.
At the time of writing, the Bitcoin price is trading at around $76,600, down over the past 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap.
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