An analyst, Master of Crypto, predicts a Bitcoin peak in 2025 based on a historical four-year cycle pattern observed in past bull runs. Recent momentum shows a 3.7% gain in one week, with long-term trends indicating the potential for Bitcoin to hit between $125,000 and $150,000 by late 2025. Exchange outflow data supports this bullish outlook despite some caution in the short term.
A recent analysis from crypto expert Master of Crypto suggests that Bitcoin might hit its peak around November or December of 2025. The prediction relies heavily on the observation of a consistent four-year cycle that has characterised Bitcoin’s performance in the past three bull runs, which took place in 2013, 2017, and 2021. Interestingly, each peak occurred around 1,460 days apart, coinciding with late autumn months.
In more immediate terms, Bitcoin has shown strong recent momentum, with its price jumping from under $93,000 to just above $97,000 in a single week. A glance at the 7-day chart reveals that Bitcoin has been making higher lows and higher highs since April 29, which many see as a sign of bullish market strength. Over the past week, Bitcoin recorded a 3.7% gain, while over 14 days, the increase has been more impressive, at around 14.2%.
This recent bullish performance raises questions about long-term trends. Historically, Bitcoin’s price peaks happened in December 2013 at over $1,100, December 2017 around $20,000, and then November 2021, when it briefly touched just below $70,000. In all these instances, a subsequent bear market followed swiftly afterward. The analyst’s current model implies we could be looking at a fourth peak by late 2025, possibly touching an ambitious target of near $800,000.
Interestingly, Master of Crypto dismissed the prevailing market fears that this historical cycle has been broken. He stated that the pattern remains intact and urged traders and investors to be vigilant in their strategies, advising them to “stay sharp” and “ignore the noise” of pessimism circulating in the market.
Adding weight to this bullish outlook, recent data from IntoTheBlock shows that exchange outflows surged by an impressive 66.10% in the past 24 hours. This growing trend suggests that long-term holders are transferring Bitcoin off exchanges, possibly in anticipation of future appreciation. Despite a slight decrease in outflows over the past week – recording a 24.86% drop – the longer-term outflow data suggests that accumulation is indeed making a comeback, highlighting investor confidence.
On the other hand, prominent market analyst Peter Brandt has also weighed in with a forecast of Bitcoin hitting between $125,000 and $150,000 by August or September 2025. His outlook is supported by Bitcoin’s current movement within a bullish wedge formation and its adherence to a critical parabolic trendline established during the last cycle peak in 2021. He suggests if Bitcoin can rebound off this parabolic curve, it could experience significant upward movement.
It’s also worth noting that historically, Bitcoin market tops tend to materialize roughly 12 to 18 months post-halving events, indicating that a bullish phase could indeed be plausible in the upcoming years.
Finally, a disclaimer is essential here: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be taken as financial advice. The perspectives shared are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect opinions from The Crypto Basic. Readers should conduct their own extensive research before committing to any investment in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, and remember that investing carries risks.
