Cantor Fitzgerald noted that as of June 10, Bitcoin had been around 252 days since reaching its price peak in 2025 and had fallen about 51% from its all-time high.

Based on the three previous cycles, Bitcoin on average only reaches its lowest point around 384 days after hitting a price peak.

If that pattern repeats, the current correction phase is estimated to end around the end of October.

However, Cantor emphasizes that historical patterns are not a definite predictive tool.

Even so, the characteristic of the crypto market that often moves in similar cycles makes historical data remain one of the indicators widely watched by investors.

At the time the report was published, Bitcoin was trading around $59.500.