Analyst Who Nailed 2025 Bitcoin Top Says BTC Mirroring 2022 Bottom Pattern – Here’s His Timeline
An analyst known for accurately predicting Bitcoin’s 2025 top believes BTC is not done correcting.
In a new strategy session, the pseudonymous analyst Killa says that Bitcoin may be following a similar 2022 pattern that would set BTC up to start forming a market bottom around July.
“We are somewhere around this lower end of the [2022] region of the fractal, meaning that we are going to have months of chop before the bottoming zone.”
The analyst says that Bitcoin’s bottoming could last about two months, suggesting a bull market rally may begin in September, based on the 2022 cycle when a similar bottom was formed in November and December.
“Now, do I think we are going to form a macro bottom precisely here [in July]? No. But I do think this is going to be the area where we start forming that bottoming zone…
Measuring how many months we were in this lower range [in 2022] before having the bull market continue – or the bear market rally, in a way – we can see two months. Now, if we measure two months on top of that July, that puts us at around August 30th. That means that we are probably going to bottom around this period.”
Source: Killa/YouTube
Bitcoin is trading for $71,079 at time of writing, down 4.4% on the day.
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