It has been 364 days since Bitcoin's previous cycle high. Has a new cycle arrived? Analysts look ahead to this cycle's top.

BlockBeats news, October 6 — Combining Bitcoin's historical price records, multiple analysts have summarized that the time spans between price highs and lows across Bitcoin's four bull and bear cycles over the past 10 years follow the following cyclical characteristics: ATL 2015 → ATH 2017 ≈ 1064 days; ATH 2017 → ATL 2018 ≈ 364 days; ATL 2018 → ATH 2021 ≈ 1064 days; ATH 2021 → ATL 2022 ≈ 364 days.

Bitcoin's previous bull market peaked on October 7, 2025. If calculated according to the above pattern, Bitcoin today has officially emerged from the bear market bottom and entered a bull market upward cycle.

As a result, many analysts have begun to look ahead to the top price levels of this crypto bull market cycle. BlockBeats has compiled them as follows:

Analyst alicharts, combining long-term K-line charts of mainstream crypto assets, predicted from a technical analysis perspective that the bull market tops for major coins in this cycle are: Bitcoin could rise as high as $190,000, and Ethereum $8,800.

Peter Brandt, a well-known trader and chart analyst who successfully predicted Bitcoin's crash in 2018, recently stated unequivocally that "the market has likely already seen the cycle low and is now entering a new Bitcoin bull market cycle." Brandt also raised his forecast for Bitcoin's next cycle top, upgrading his target range for late 2029 from the $250,000 to $300,000 proposed in July this year to $300,000 to $600,000.

Well-known trader Killa posted a prediction that BTC will break through its all-time high between April 26 and August 2, 2027.