Bitcoin Cycle On Schedule: Price Lines Up With Previous Cycles
Here’s how the current Bitcoin price compares against the previous cycles when they were at similar phases in their lifespan. Current Bitcoin Cycle Appears To Line Up With Previous Ones In a new post on X, the community manager at CryptoQuant Netherlands, Maartunn, discussed how the current cycle lines up against the last two cycles. […]
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Although there has been a slight bullishness in this current crypto cycle, with Bitcoin (BTC) hitting a new peak above $73,000 in March, it is worth noting that this crypto cycle still appears to be different from other past cycles. Particularly, unlike previous cycles, which bolstered new inventions, the current period is yet to introduce […]
According to a CryptoQuant analyst, the Bitcoin price top isn’t in yet if the pattern of past bull cycles holds any weight. Bitcoin Might Reach A New ATH In This Cycle As per a CryptoQuant post, it’s possible that Bitcoin hasn’t yet reached the cycle top, and that a new all time high (ATH) might be achieved soon. There are two ways to define a cycle. The first is to make the initial point the BTC halving. Here is a chart that shows how the price of the coin moved in the 2012, 2016, and 2020 bull cycles based on this criterion: Price vs the number of days after halving in....
A quant has pointed out the similarities between the 2017 and 2021 Bitcoin cycles, something that could hint at how the rest of this bear market might play out. Both 2017 And 2021 Bitcoin Cycles Saw New Lows Around The 365-Day Mark Since The Top As explained by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, the two cycles are more similar than one might expect them to be. The indicator of relevance here is the “drawdown from ATH,” which measures the percentage decrease in the price of Bitcoin following the all-time high during each cycle. Here is a chart that shows the trend in this metric....
Comparing past crypto cycles shows there is a clear pattern, and Bitcoin seems to be nowhere near the top right now. Bitcoin researcher Dor Shaher has pointed out on Twitter that there is consistency in the way correction periods have played out in previous cycles. Bitcoin Price Growth Since Cycle Low Here is a chart […]
A Stanford MBA has explained why the current Bitcoin cycle was different from the others, and why the next one could end up being bigger. This Bitcoin Cycle Faced Obstacles That May Not Be There Next Time A “cycle” for Bitcoin refers to the period between two consecutive halvings. The halvings, events where the rewards miners receive for solving blocks on the network are permanently slashed in half, are chosen as the start and end points for the cycles due to the immense significance they hold for the cryptocurrency. The rewards miners earn are essentially the only way new....