Bitcoin’s price recently dipped below $117,500, and veteran market analyst Peter Brandt suggests Bitcoin may have already achieved its cycle peak.

Top Analyst Peter Brandt Hints Bitcoin Might Have Topped Out, Despite $200K Predictions

Peter Brandt indicates a 30% probability that Bitcoin’s current bull run has reached its apex. In a recent post on X, the seasoned trader projected a potential retracement for Bitcoin to the $60,000 – $70,000 range by November 2026.

Brandt then anticipates a substantial surge, potentially elevating the cryptocurrency to $500,000 in the subsequent bull market. This reinforces Brandt’s long-held belief that Bitcoin serves as the ultimate store of value, surpassing gold.

Brandt’s analysis comes in response to a model presented by Colin Talks Crypto, an analyst who projects Bitcoin’s peaks using historical market cycles. The model posits that each Bitcoin market cycle expands by approximately four months compared to its predecessor.

According to the illustrated chart, the ongoing cycle initiated after the market’s nadir in November 2022. Should this trend persist, the cycle might extend for 37 months from that low, potentially placing the peak around December 22, 2025. The predicted December 2025 peak aligns with patterns observed in previous market cycles, where each bull market duration surpasses the previous one.

The Bitcoin Cycle Chart applied in the analysis displays prior peaks occurring 24, 28, and 33 months following earlier market troughs. Projecting this trend suggests a 37-month price estimation for the leading cryptocurrency, derived from the present cycle. The model further anticipates a price objective nearing $200,000 around that period.

The current Bitcoin valuation remains considerably below the $200,000 target projected by the cycle forecast. Whether the upcoming major peak materializes in late 2025 or has already transpired, both analysts concur that substantial price fluctuations will continue to characterize the cryptocurrency’s trajectory.

Bitcoin Price Update: Briefly Below $117,000, Yet Strong Gains Remain for the Year

Brandt’s cautious outlook emerges as Bitcoin’s price hovers around $117,283 at the time of this report, reflecting a 0.94% decrease over the preceding 24 hours. While gains were initially robust during earlier trading sessions, a pullback occurred, driving the price below $117,200 before a subsequent recovery.

Bitcoin’s value has experienced a 0.20% reduction over the past week and a 0.42% decline in the last thirty days. Nevertheless, the asset maintains a robust 20.17% increase over the previous six months and a 25.64% rise year-to-date.

Bitcoin intraday price chart showing sharp drop below $118,000 before recovery.
Bitcoin price chart displaying intraday drop and rebound.

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