Iâve been involved in Bitcoin for many years now, and one thing experience teaches you is this: Bitcoin moves in cycles, not straight lines.
Earlier this year, when BTC started pulling back from the $120K zone toward $110K, I decided to cash out a major portion of my holdings. This wasnât an emotional decision â it was a planned move based on past market behavior.
If youâve lived through multiple Bitcoin cycles, the pattern becomes hard to ignore.
Bitcoin Cycles Repeat â With Different Numbers, Same Psychology
Every four years, Bitcoin goes through a halving event. Supply tightens, hype builds, prices explode⌠and then comes the correction. This has happened every single cycle so far.
Just look at history:
2013: BTC rallied near $1,200, then crashed to the $200 range by 2014
2017: A run to $20K, followed by a brutal drop to around $3K in 2018
2021: BTC topped near $69K, then corrected to about $15K by late 2022
Each time, the story was the same â euphoria at the top, fear at the bottom.
What About This Cycle?
After the April 2024 halving, Bitcoin entered another strong uptrend. If this cycle has already peaked around the $120K level in 2025, even a normal correction of 50% would bring BTC back to the $60Kâ$70K range.
Historically speaking, Bitcoin corrections are often deeper â sometimes 60â70%. That would mean a possible bottom somewhere near $40Kâ$50K.
And honestly? That wouldnât be shocking at all.
Corrections Arenât Bad â Theyâre Necessary
Big pullbacks are how Bitcoin:
Resets excessive hype
Flushes out weak hands
Creates long-term buying opportunities
This is how the market stays healthy.
So if by the end of 2026 Bitcoin is hovering around $60K or even lower, I wonât be surprised. For long-term believers, thatâs just part of the journey.$BTC
Zoom out. Think in cycles. Manage risk smartly.
The people who win in Bitcoin arenât the ones who panic â theyâre the ones who understand how the game is played.
đ Stack wisely. Stay patient. Let the cycles work in your favor.
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