Bitcoin’s Cycle Views Diverge After 364 Days From Last Peak

Bitcoin reached its previous all-time high on Oct. 7, 2025, marking exactly 364 days before Oct. 6, 2026. This interval aligns with one leg of a historical cycle that analysts use to predict potential market movements, though it does not confirm the start of a new bull market.

The sequence in question spans roughly 1,064 days from the 2015 low to the 2017 high, followed by 364 days to the 2018 low. It then repeats with 1,064 days to the 2021 high and another 364 days to the 2022 low. alicharts has projected potential cycle peaks of $190,000 for Bitcoin and $8,800 for Ether (ETH), though these are among several forecasts for the current cycle.

Trader and chart analyst Peter Brandt believes the market has likely reached a cycle low and is entering a new Bitcoin bull cycle. He raised his end-of-2029 target for Bitcoin to $300,000 to $600,000, up from his previous range of $250,000 to $300,000 proposed in July.

Another trader, Killa, forecasts that Bitcoin will break its record high between April 26 and Aug. 2, 2027. These varied projections highlight the differing views among analysts regarding Bitcoin's future price movements.