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Some people are bearish and think that the price will drop to 80,000 or 70,000 after a pullback. But let me tell you something that bearish traders may not like to hear, but it's realistic and confident: It's more likely for the price to rise to 120,000 before it drops below 80,000! Haven't you noticed that the monthly chart is about to start the next big bullish line? It's very normal to have 4-5 consecutive bullish candles at this stage.
Remember a year-on-year logic. In the last Bull Market, BTC almost broke 70,000 and had the opportunity to reach 100,000. Its starting point was around 3,600, while this round started around 15,600, which lifted the base by about 4 times. 100,000 is just a new milestone for this round of Bull Market. By the end of next year, there is a conservative estimate of 30,000 to 50,000 points of pump space above 100,000.
Many bloggers believe that the next three years will be a bull run, citing the Republican rule. I completely disagree with this. If the long-term trend is misread, what's the point of playing with coins? BTC has its own tight bear-bull cycle, and a bull run cannot last so long. Each major bull cycle generally lasts for 12-16 months, with 16 months being the limit. If the battle lasts for more than half a year, the spot will be exposed. The next BTC halving will occur on April 17, 2028, and from that point on, we can expect the bear market cycle to start after April 2026.
By the end of next year, the Federal Reserve is sure to start releasing the timetable for stopping the interest rate cut and beginning to raise interest rates in 2026.
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