When will Bitcoin’s bottom be reached?

Let’s talk simply.

In the bear market, over the years and in previous cycles, the bottom hadn’t taken more than 365 days to happen.

Today, we’ve reached about 260 days of decline.

That means, theoretically, only about 105 days remain.

In clearer terms:
September could be the end of the story,
and maybe even August.

But this isn’t just spoken words or random calculations.

There are many things that support the same idea:

The speed of the decline
Trading volumes
Monthly indicator saturation
Volume movement
And dozens of other indicators

They all give us the same reading:

We are heading toward the bottom in a steady and clear way.

In fact, more than 75% of the bear market journey has ended,
and what remains is only the final part.

Someone might ask:

Okay, but how did you know there’s only a little left?

The answer is in the volume.

Trading volumes gave a whale entry signal about 3 months ago, when Bitcoin touched the $60,000 area.

These details are complicated and lengthy, and I won’t get into them too much, but briefly:

There’s a clear signal of whale movement on the volume before the last wave, after we’d already passed more than 65% of the decline journey.

That’s why, for this current downward wave we’re seeing, it’s the last major wave before entering the bottom range and the accumulation phase.

And the expected range for us:
Between $50,000 and $40,000.

This is the primary bottom range, and within this model we don’t see it going lower than that.

So how long will the accumulation last?

Here, the answer is unknown.

It could drag on,
or it could be faster than expected.

But the important thing for us at that time is:
That the major decline phase will be over,
and only the accumulation and the rebound phase will remain.

Some people might say:

Just like that?
A bottom between $50,000 and $40,000?
So everyone is going to get rich?

Yes, just like that.
But not everyone can benefit.

Ask yourself:

How many people actually have cash to buy?

Very, very few.

Because most people are stuck at the peaks,
their losses are brutal,
and there are coins that have fallen more than 90%,
and many of them are already effectively over and may never come back.
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