Here’s When Bitcoin Could Hit Its Next Major All-Time High, Based on History

Crypto analyst C𝘆𝗰𝗹𝗼𝗽 has identified a notable trend across past BTC cycles, revealing how bull and bear markets are evolving over time.

His analysis suggests each bull market is lasting longer, while each bear phase is shortening—making it increasingly difficult to predict cycle durations. However, one historical pattern remains remarkably consistent: every major Bitcoin all-time high (ATH) has occurred in November or December.

Bitcoin’s Bull and Bear Cycle Evolution

In the 2013 cycle, Bitcoin’s bull market lasted approximately nine months following the breakout to a new all-time high. The bear market that followed dragged on for 38 months.

During the 2017 cycle, the bull market extended to around ten months after the ATH, followed by a 33-month bear market.

The 2021 cycle marked a 12-month bull phase, followed by a bear market that lasted 27 months—indicating a clear shortening of the bearish periods.

Now, in 2024, Bitcoin is currently in its 15th month since setting a new ATH. This is already longer than any previous bull run, suggesting the trend of extended bullish phases may be continuing.

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A Consistent Pattern: ATH Timing

Despite the varying lengths of each cycle, one thing has remained consistent: Bitcoin always reaches its ATH in November or December. In 2013 and 2017, the ATHs occurred in December. In 2021, it was in November.

If this pattern holds, it implies that the next major ATH could arrive within the next six months, potentially by November or December 2025.

While cycle lengths are becoming less predictable, this timing pattern offers a historical anchor point for those anticipating Bitcoin’s next peak.

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