Bitcoin Reaches New All-Time High: Analyst Predicts Next Peak by the End of 2025

As Bitcoin continues to attract enthusiasm from investors and has recently reached a new all-time high of nearly 112,000 dollars, cryptocurrency analyst Cyclop has shared some intriguing forecasts about the future performance of this cryptocurrency. Will Bitcoin break the all-time high again? In a post on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter), Cyclop predicts that the next peak of Bitcoin is expected to reach around November to December 2025, with the bull market ending around February to March 2026. Additionally, he predicts that altcoins will rise in the summer and fall of 2025. Cyclop further explained the cyclical nature of the cryptocurrency market, noting that while many investors are excited, typically only a small percentage are profitable. Analysts believe that this difference is due to what he calls "crowd manipulation," where most investors often misinterpret market signals, thinking that it is too late or too early to invest. The impact of the Halving event To further clarify the market cycle, Cyclop consulted historical data, highlighting the previous highs of the Bitcoin cycle: $1,242 in November 2013, $19,891 in December 2017, and $69,000 in November 2021 Analysts point out that in both the bull markets of 2017 and 2021, the peaks occurred exactly 29 months before the Bitcoin Halving event, a repeating pattern with astonishing consistency. Furthermore, he analyzed the duration and severity of bear markets, noting that the downturns in 2018 and 2022 lasted exactly 12 months, with drawdowns of 84% and 77% respectively. These similarities suggest that while each cycle may exhibit minor fluctuations, the overarching patterns remain virtually unchanged. Cyclop also noted that Bitcoin often breaks its all-time high seven to eight months after the halving event, and this trend has continued in the most recent cycle. Despite many changes in the cryptocurrency landscape, such as increasing widespread adoption and changing macroeconomic conditions, the anticipated price increase in this cycle seems likely to last a bit longer than previous cycles, with a peak expected at the end of 2025.

At the time of writing, BTC is trading at $108,600, marking a modest decline of 3% from the all-time high of $111,800, achieved last week. As of now, the leading cryptocurrency in the market has increased by 56%, only behind XRP, which has risen by 337% during the same period. Since the peak on Thursday, BTC has dropped to $106,700, but has since tried to consolidate in the range of $108,500 and $109,000, potentially moving towards new highs. However, the level of $110,000 could act as a new barrier for the price of Bitcoin, as many traders see an opportunity to short this asset, expecting the price to continue to decline so they can liquidate late buying positions. People still have to wait to see how the price of BTC will change in the coming days, as this new price discovery phase may cause volatility for investors in the market and perhaps help altcoins grow strongly.