Bitcoin Bull Market Ending in 50 Days, Top Analyst Warns - Here’s What You Need to Know
Bitcoin's explosive rally faces its expiration date—according to one prominent market watcher who's putting a 50-day countdown on the party.
The Countdown Begins
That's right—just seven weeks remain before this cycle potentially rolls over. The analyst isn't mincing words: the clock's ticking on current price levels.
Timing the Top
Market tops rarely arrive with a courtesy notice—but this prediction throws a sharp number into the conversation. Fifty days means mid-October, for those tracking calendars instead of candles.
Why This Matters
Bull markets don't die of old age—they get murdered by sentiment shifts, leverage unwinds, or frankly, sometimes just because traders get bored and move on to the next shiny thing.
Final Thought
Whether this call hits or misses, it's a stark reminder: in crypto, even the most confident predictions come with a side of humble pie—usually served by the market itself at the most inconvenient time.
Is This Cycle Different?
The analyst added that the halving in April 2024 was 503 days ago, and historical peaks have come between 518 and 580 days post-halving.
“We’re 77% to 86% through that window. Basically, entering the hot zone,” he said.
After Bitcoin peaks, it always drops between 70% and 80% over 370 to 410 days, making a 2026 bear market a 100% historical probability.
The 2021 bull market, for example, saw Bitcoin retrace 24% in September before more than doubling in the two months that followed to an all-time high in November. Prices then collapsed fast, with the asset dropping 72% in the first half of the following year.
“Historically, Bitcoin finds a low in September of the post-halving year, and then bounces off of it into the market cycle top that occurs in Q4,” confirmed ITC crypto founder Benjamin Cowen.
Other analysts have looked at the fundamentals, suggesting that this market cycle is very different because it is being driven by institutional adoption, such as ETFs and corporate treasuries, rather than retail FOMO, and there is a pro-crypto government in the United States. Both of these were missing during the last bull market.
Additionally, liquidity is about to improve if the Federal Reserve cuts rates in two weeks, as it will become cheaper to borrow.
BTC Price Outlook
Bitcoin has been consolidating between $107,500 and $112,500 for a couple of weeks now. It has printed lower lows, but support is holding for the time being. A September correction similar to previous bull market years could send it back below six figures.
BTC was $112,200 at the time of writing as it recovered from a dip below $109,500 on Thursday. However, the chop is likely to continue throughout the weekend as markets seem immune to positive news developments at the moment.
