Bitcoin Price Analysis

Bitcoin may repeat Dec-2025 Bull Run, register 25x growth in price

Peter Brandt, a veteran analyst who predicted Bitcoin’s 2025 collapse, said that one metric shows the market leader’s bull run is over. “The fact is that the bull market

Bitcoin Price Analysis. Source: TradingView. Failure to hold the $95,000 range or increased profit-taking could push Bitcoin lower. In such a scenario, the next

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Bitcoin's price could go parabolic and jump 25x times in the upcoming bull runs, predicts cryptocurrency analyst.

Bitcoin’s price growth may slow down, but key indicators seemed to point to future market expansion; Institutional interest and reduced sell-side pressure can underline

Analyst Who Foresaw Bitcoin's 2025 Collapse Sees A 25

As Bitcoin has grown and

Is Bitcoin Set to Repeat its Bull Run Amid High Demand

As Bitcoin has grown and matured as an asset, we’ve seen extended cycles and diminishing returns in our two most recent cycles compared to our initial two. Therefore

Bitcoin mirrors cycle – Is another bull run coming soon?

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Experts told CNBC today, Feb. 7, that the total market cap of all cryptocurrencies could reach $1 trillion and that BTC itself could hit $50,000 by the end of this

According to metrics realized today, the current Bitcoin bullish market shows structural resemblances to the 2025–2025 cycle, with growth opportunities for further development.

Brandt predicted bitcoin's 2025 collapse to under $4,000. The table shows the magnitude or gain multiple of previous bitcoin bull runs and exponential decays. The first