Understanding Bitcoin's Cyclical Performance
This chart provides a comparative analysis of Bitcoin's price performance, tracking its movements from the lowest price point in each cycle to the subsequent lowest price after the Bull Run.
Key Observations
- Current Cycle Strength (Pink Line): The lowest price in the current cycle was $15,770 (November 21, 2022). Data suggests this cycle is outperforming previous ones.
- Historical Consistency: Previous cycles took 1,430 days to reach the lowest post-Bull Run price—a remarkably consistent timeframe.
Bitcoin Epochs Compared
| Epoch | Start Date | Price Range | % Change |
|-------------|------------------|----------------------|-----------|
| 1st (Orange) | Jan 14, 2015 | $171.35 ~ $3,180 | +1,753% |
| 2nd (Purple) | Dec 15, 2018 | $3,180 ~ $15,770 | +395% |
| 3rd (White) | Nov 21, 2022 | $15,770 ~ Present | Ongoing |
Critical Insights
- Bull Run Duration: The chart helps estimate the probable end date of the current Bull Run based on historical patterns.
- Cycle Resilience: Despite market volatility, Bitcoin’s cyclical behavior shows predictable recovery phases.
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FAQ Section
Q: How is the "lowest price" of each cycle determined?
A: It’s the absolute lowest trading price before the Bull Run begins, marking the start of a new cycle.
Q: Why does the current cycle appear stronger?
A: Higher baseline support ($15,770 vs. past lows) and sustained demand suggest increased market maturity.
Q: Are these cycles reliable for future predictions?
A: While history doesn’t repeat identically, cyclical trends offer valuable benchmarks for long-term investors.
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Final Thoughts
Bitcoin’s price cycles reveal its evolving market dynamics. By studying these patterns, investors can better navigate Bull Runs and anticipate corrections. Always cross-reference with broader economic indicators for a holistic view.