Bitcoin’s Final Bull Run Countdown — When Will The Peak Hit?
Bitcoin's parabolic surge enters its terminal phase as institutional capital floods the market.
The Ticking Clock
Every cycle has its expiration date—and Bitcoin's current bull run shows all the classic signs of late-stage euphoria. Retail FOMO meets whale accumulation in a perfect storm of price discovery.
Peak Prediction Patterns
Historical data suggests we're 60-90 days from maximum price exhaustion based on halving cycle timelines and on-chain metrics. The million-dollar question isn't if, but when the music stops.
Institutional Domination
Wall Street's sudden crypto conversion feels suspiciously timed—like hedge funds discovering philanthropy during tax season. Their 'blockchain revolution' talk conveniently ignores they're just chasing the same speculative returns they've always loved.
When your Uber driver starts quoting Fibonacci retracements, it's probably time to check your exit strategy. The smart money isn't predicting the top—it's preparing for what comes after.
BTC Could Peak Between $143,000 – $146,000: CEO
In an October 31st post on the X platform, Alphractal founder and CEO Joao Wedson revealed that the price of Bitcoin could run up to a new all-time high in the short term. The crypto expert put the potential cycle peak for the flagship cryptocurrency at a price between $143,000 and $146,000.
This evaluation revolves around the Max Intersect SMA Model (the blue line), which has accurately identified the price peaks of previous BTC cycles. Wedson’s analysis expects the Bitcoin price to soon reach a new all-time high (and the cycle peak), as the cycle is currently in its final stage (the distribution phase).
According to the Alphractal CEO, the bitcoin Smart Model price (the blue line) recently jumped from around $60,000 and now stands at $62,664. Wedson noted that once this Smart Model price gets close to the $68,000 region, that could represent the exact day of a new all-time high for the Bitcoin price.
Furthermore, Wedson highlighted the current sideways movement of the bitcoin price as a result of the market hunting for liquidity up and down during the current distribution phase. “Now, many are afraid to sell, confident we’ll shoot straight to $250K — which, historically, is the classic signature of a distribution phase,” the crypto founder said.
Ultimately, Wedson warned that the bear market could arrive sooner than expected; hence, investors should approach the market with caution.
Bitcoin Price At A Glance
As of this writing, the price of BTC stands at around $110,120, reflecting a mere 0.1% increase in the past 24 hours. While the premier cryptocurrency seems to be recovering fairly, the last day’s slight jump is not enough to cover the past week’s loss. According to data from CoinGecko, the market leader is down by over 1% in the last seven days.
