Bitcoin's price has slightly decreased after the Fed postponed interest rate cuts, but don't be fooled. Behind the scenes, four key signals are flashing, indicating a bullish trend. From historical cycles and global liquidity peaks to altcoin panic and the famous price chart heating up, all point to one thing: Bitcoin may be preparing for the final explosive push in this cycle. And if the chart is accurate, the figure of $130,000 may be closer than you think.
The 4-year cycle indicates that October is a bullish month
According to Saint Pump's analysis, we are currently in the final consolidation phase, as Bitcoin trading is moving sideways and showing no such volatility.
An important signal that Saint Pump considers is Bitcoin's 4-year cycle. Based on this, major peaks usually occur around 18-20 months after each halving. For this cycle, it coincides with October 20, 2025.
Moreover, October is one of the strongest months for Bitcoin price increases, rising in 10 out of the last 12 years, with an average increase of 21.9%.
Global money supply is also reaching its peak
Another signal supporting this idea is global liquidity. This index often leads risk asset cycles like cryptocurrencies. He believes that global M2 is expected to peak on September 23. Historically, Bitcoin tends to peak before M2 peaks, not after, making that timeframe even more interesting for BTC.
The Pi cycle top is awakening once again
Finally, the Pi Cycle Top Indicator, a popular tool based on moving averages, is also showing signs of a potential peak. This tool is not perfect in timing but has accurately marked peak price regions in previous cycles. Currently, the gap between the two main moving averages is widening, which often occurs when Bitcoin is in a growth phase.
Altcoins are dying — Another clue?
Saint Pump also points out significant volatility occurring in the market. As Bitcoin surges, altcoins are losing their dominant position, quickly losing ground. This behavior is similar to previous cycles, where investors rushed into Bitcoin in the final stages, leaving smaller coins behind.
Even data on sentiment shows extreme fear surrounding alternative cryptocurrencies, which often occurs before Bitcoin's final price surge.
Bitcoin's next target: $130,000
Looking at the chart, Bitcoin is trading around $118,000 and appears to be in a healthy growth trend. At the same time, the chart suggests we may be in a major final consolidation phase before a strong final price surge, potentially pushing prices to $130,000 or more.
