Bitcoin’s Bull Run May Peak by October—Here’s Why One Analyst Is Sounding the Alarm

Bitcoin's relentless rally could hit a wall by October, according to a bold new prediction. While bulls keep stacking sats, one analyst sees storm clouds gathering.

The countdown begins

Market cycles don't last forever—not even for crypto's golden child. After months of green candles, technical indicators suggest we're approaching a classic exhaustion point.

Institutional players might finally take profits, triggering the mother of all corrections. Retail traders, as always, will be left holding the bag while VCs cash out their yacht money.

Remember: in crypto, the only thing more predictable than hype cycles are the 'experts' who claim they saw it coming.

Bitcoin Price in the Final Bull Market Phase

Popular analyst Rekt Capital became the latest to join other technical and on-chain analysts claiming the end of the bull run in September or October 2025.

In an X post on July 9, Rekt Capital predicted the bull market peak in mid-September or mid-October. His analysis is based on bitcoin historical chart patterns, where bull markets have peaked 518-546 days after the halving.

Interestingly, this coincides with the US Federal Reserve’s expected rate cut timeline. As per the CME FedWatch tool, the market anticipates two Fed rate cuts of 25 bps each by the year-end, with the first in September.

In June, analyst Willy Woo revealed that their model hinted BTC was entering its late phase of its bull market. He expected BTC bear market once global macro markets turn.

Bitcoin May Hit $135K on Bull Flag Pattern Breakout

Matrixport predicted Bitcoin price to hit a new high and reach at least $116,000 in July. The prediction was based on Bitcoin’s history of making on average 9.1% gains in July in seven out of 10 years.

However, a Bitcoin bull flag pattern breakout last week turned analysts, including Peter Brandt, bullish on a further rally in Bitcoin price this year. BTC price may rally to at least $135K before the start of the bear market.

BTC price action has been mostly sideways in the past 24 hours, with the price currently trading at $108,875. The 24-hour low and high are $108,126 and $109,198, respectively. Furthermore, the trading volume has decreased by 10% in the last 24 hours.

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