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BTC tends to follow long 4-year cycles tied to Bitcoin halvings
📊 1. Historical Pattern Still in Play — Cycle Behavior
Many analysts and on-chain indicators still show Bitcoin moving in cyclical behavior similar to past bull runs (2017 & 2021):
• $BTC BTC tends to follow long 4-year cycles tied to Bitcoin halvings — major bounces after supply reduction, then corrections, then new highs. Current cycle since the April 2024 halving is mirroring that rhythm.
• Crypto chart patterns and support curves echo the bulge and correction shape seen in 2017 and 2021, with BTC rebounding off lower “curve” support before resuming upwards.
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📉 2. Near-Term Weakness Compared to Past Peaks
Right now (Feb 2026) Bitcoin has pulled back from tops, and on-chain data highlights key support levels:
• BTC is targeting a structural support zone, around the mid-$50K region, aligning with typical historical drawdown zones.
• Some analysts (e.g., Standard Chartered) have even cautioned the path down could extend toward ~$50K near-term before a recovery, pointing out momentum-driven risk.
Nairametrics
Barron's
💡 3. Bulls vs Bears — Cycle Interpretation
There’s a split view on how closely history repeats:
✔ Pattern supporters argue the historic shape — multi-year accumulation → parabolic phase → correction → new highs — is unfolding again as it did in 2017 and 2021.
✖ Skeptics note market structure has changed with more institutional money, different halving timing, and macro influences — so exact repetition isn’t guaranteed. (General trend from recent analysis)
🧠 Quick TL;DR for Caption / Update Copy
Bitcoin is still behaving like past cycles from 2017 & 2021 — bouncing off historic support and repeating familiar bull/bear phases after halving. Analysts note the pattern shape resembles previous parabolic runs, but near-term volatility and macro pressures mean the repeat may not be exact. Short-term corrections continue, while medium-term support zones and on-chain signals point to a broader cyclical trend resuming. #BTC tends to follow long 4-year cycles tied to Bitcoin halvings
Many analysts and on-chain indicators still show Bitcoin moving in cyclical behavior similar to past bull runs (2017 & 2021):
• $BTC BTC tends to follow long 4-year cycles tied to Bitcoin halvings — major bounces after supply reduction, then corrections, then new highs. Current cycle since the April 2024 halving is mirroring that rhythm.
• Crypto chart patterns and support curves echo the bulge and correction shape seen in 2017 and 2021, with BTC rebounding off lower “curve” support before resuming upwards.
TradingView
📉 2. Near-Term Weakness Compared to Past Peaks
Right now (Feb 2026) Bitcoin has pulled back from tops, and on-chain data highlights key support levels:
• BTC is targeting a structural support zone, around the mid-$50K region, aligning with typical historical drawdown zones.
• Some analysts (e.g., Standard Chartered) have even cautioned the path down could extend toward ~$50K near-term before a recovery, pointing out momentum-driven risk.
Nairametrics
Barron's
💡 3. Bulls vs Bears — Cycle Interpretation
There’s a split view on how closely history repeats:
✔ Pattern supporters argue the historic shape — multi-year accumulation → parabolic phase → correction → new highs — is unfolding again as it did in 2017 and 2021.
✖ Skeptics note market structure has changed with more institutional money, different halving timing, and macro influences — so exact repetition isn’t guaranteed. (General trend from recent analysis)
🧠 Quick TL;DR for Caption / Update Copy
Bitcoin is still behaving like past cycles from 2017 & 2021 — bouncing off historic support and repeating familiar bull/bear phases after halving. Analysts note the pattern shape resembles previous parabolic runs, but near-term volatility and macro pressures mean the repeat may not be exact. Short-term corrections continue, while medium-term support zones and on-chain signals point to a broader cyclical trend resuming. #BTC tends to follow long 4-year cycles tied to Bitcoin halvings
📊 $BTC September → October Trend (2015–2024)
2015: +4.1%
2016: +7.2%
2017: −10%
2018: −8.4%
2019: −14.5%
2020: −11.3%
2021: −1.5%
2022: −4.0%
2023: +8.4%
2024: +6.1%
🔎 Last 10 years show 4 bullish Octobers and 6 bearish ones.
📈 Average change ≈ −2.3% (but 2023–2024 were strong positives).
👉 Now we stand at Sep 2025 near $113K.
Will October 2025 continue the bullish streak… or break the pattern?
💬 Drop your prediction ⬇️
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2015: +4.1%
2016: +7.2%
2017: −10%
2018: −8.4%
2019: −14.5%
2020: −11.3%
2021: −1.5%
2022: −4.0%
2023: +8.4%
2024: +6.1%
🔎 Last 10 years show 4 bullish Octobers and 6 bearish ones.
📈 Average change ≈ −2.3% (but 2023–2024 were strong positives).
👉 Now we stand at Sep 2025 near $113K.
Will October 2025 continue the bullish streak… or break the pattern?
💬 Drop your prediction ⬇️
Buy and Trade here 👉 $BTC
#btchistoryrepeating
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$BTC September Outlook 📉📊
September is usually Bitcoin’s weakest month, and this year may be the same. High inflation adds pressure, while possible Fed rate cuts keep the outlook mixed. Expect volatility and macro-driven moves ahead.
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#btcupdate
#bitcoin
#MarketPullback
#TrumpTariffs
September is usually Bitcoin’s weakest month, and this year may be the same. High inflation adds pressure, while possible Fed rate cuts keep the outlook mixed. Expect volatility and macro-driven moves ahead.
#btchistoryrepeating
#btcupdate
#bitcoin
#MarketPullback
#TrumpTariffs
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