Bitcoin hit a recent high of approximately $97,000 on January 14, reigniting market discussions about the four-year cycle pattern—does the historical pattern of three years of growth followed by one year of correction still hold?
According to crypto market analysts, the probability of an upward trend in 2026 is between 55-65%. In other words, the current red K-line trend in 2025 is seen as a cooling-off period, representing accumulation rather than a reversal.
Confirmation of key levels is particularly important: a monthly close above $105,000 would be a strong bullish signal, while $90,000 remains a critical support level to hold. Additionally, it is worth noting that Bitcoin's market share in the entire crypto market has exceeded 57%, indicating that mainstream capital's recognition of leading assets is continuously increasing.
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FloorPriceWatcher
· 01-21 15:20
Starting the discussion at 97k? It still depends on whether 105k can hold steady; otherwise, it's all talk.
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 01-20 23:38
97k can't even hold steady, and they're still hyping 105k. Can this level really be broken in this round?
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 01-19 02:51
97k can't even break 105k? The cycle theory is getting more and more unreliable.
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Liquidated_Larry
· 01-18 21:56
97k breaking or not isn't really important; the key is whether it can hold the 90k line. If it breaks, it's game over.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 01-18 21:56
97K isn't exciting enough; it has to reach 105K to count. If it drops below 90K, it's over, and then a bunch of people will be crying and complaining.
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GasFeeSobber
· 01-18 21:53
97k can't be broken through, and you're still talking about 105k, it all sounds like nonsense.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 01-18 21:41
Starting the cycle at $97,000? Is this really different this time? Anyway, I don't believe it anymore.
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GasFeePhobia
· 01-18 21:33
97k just want to brake? I think it still needs to keep soaring.
Bitcoin hit a recent high of approximately $97,000 on January 14, reigniting market discussions about the four-year cycle pattern—does the historical pattern of three years of growth followed by one year of correction still hold?
According to crypto market analysts, the probability of an upward trend in 2026 is between 55-65%. In other words, the current red K-line trend in 2025 is seen as a cooling-off period, representing accumulation rather than a reversal.
Confirmation of key levels is particularly important: a monthly close above $105,000 would be a strong bullish signal, while $90,000 remains a critical support level to hold. Additionally, it is worth noting that Bitcoin's market share in the entire crypto market has exceeded 57%, indicating that mainstream capital's recognition of leading assets is continuously increasing.