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I was looking at some circulating predictions about the crypto bull run in 2026 and I couldn’t help but laugh. Someone had sketched out a pretty detailed timeline: consolidation in January around 96-103k, then a rally in February with a possible high at 105k, and a market ATH expected in March around 114k. Then a bull trap, anxiety, mass liquidations... all scheduled like Swiss clockwork.
But here’s the interesting part: when we look at where we are now at the end of March with Bitcoin at 68k, it’s clear that those predictions were... let’s say, optimistic. Some said we could hit 150k by the end of the year, while others even more aggressive talked about 500k in the next five years. The real question is when the next significant move will actually start.
Market dynamics are more complex than a simple timeline. What I see is that conditions change rapidly, and rigid predictions often don’t hold up against the reality of the market. Still, it’s interesting to observe how the community always tries to map out the crypto bull run, even though the “when” remains the most difficult question to answer.