In the previous big bear market, after BTC completed a bottom wick in June 2022, it didn’t immediately reverse. Instead, it traded sideways at low levels for nearly 300 days, until 2023 when it gradually emerged from the bear market and re-entered a range-bound upward cycle.
And in this round, BTC also saw a clear bottom wick in June. So what’s really worth watching next may not be whether it can rebound right away in the short term, but whether BTC stops falling below $60,000, and then again uses around 300 days to complete base building and trend repair.
If the time structure is indeed close to the last cycle, then around the first quarter of 2027 could become a very important time window for the end of this bear market.
Of course, time can only serve as a reference. What truly confirms that a bear market has ended is that the price regains the long-term moving averages and allows the long-term trend to turn from down to up again.
History won’t simply repeat itself, but market cycles are often more regular than we think.
$BTC
And in this round, BTC also saw a clear bottom wick in June. So what’s really worth watching next may not be whether it can rebound right away in the short term, but whether BTC stops falling below $60,000, and then again uses around 300 days to complete base building and trend repair.
If the time structure is indeed close to the last cycle, then around the first quarter of 2027 could become a very important time window for the end of this bear market.
Of course, time can only serve as a reference. What truly confirms that a bear market has ended is that the price regains the long-term moving averages and allows the long-term trend to turn from down to up again.
History won’t simply repeat itself, but market cycles are often more regular than we think.
$BTC