Bitcoin to Peak in October 2025? Analyst Predicts Bull Run
Bitcoin's recent price dip, following a rejection around $110,000, has sparked speculation about a potential market top. However, analyst Ted Pillows maintains a bullish outlook, asserting that historical data suggests Bitcoin hasn't reached its peak for the current cycle. Pillows cites a pattern observed in previous Bitcoin cycles: after each halving event, Bitcoin typically peaks approximately 18 months later. Given the last halving in mid-April 2024, he predicts a peak around October 13, 2025. He further points to a recurring 140-day rally window, usually the final leg of the bull run, which could soon begin. This rally, he suggests, could lead to significant price increases. Pillows' analysis references the stock-to-flow model, which previously predicted a potential Bitcoin price of $368,925 by the end of 2025, representing a substantial increase from current prices. While the extent of the potential uptrend remains uncertain, bullish factors such as institutional investment and pro-crypto US policies support the prediction of significant gains. Pillows describes the recent price pullback as a “leverage flush,” advising against panic selling. His analysis emphasizes historical patterns and the potential for a final, parabolic surge in Bitcoin's price before the predicted peak in October 2025. The current consolidation, in his view, is a necessary precursor to this final bull leg.
