🧘 No Panic — Bitcoin’s True Peak Still Expected in October 2025

Bitcoin fell 0.93% yesterday following another $110,000 price rejection. This new price fall compels Bitcoin to retain its consolidative pattern from last month, sparking market top speculation.

Falling weeks brought Irom $99,000 in late June. Another $110,000 rejection suggests Bitcoin prices remain range-bound, aggravating investors' market concerns.

Pillows said the latest price drop is a “leverage flush” and not a crisis. The famous analyst uses a graphic analysis on the BTC weekly chart to illustrate that the current and past price pullbacks follow a predictable pattern from previous Bitcoin cycles.

Bitcoin peaks 18 months (518 days) after each halving, according to the data. With the most recent halving in mid-April 2024, this cycle is predicted to peak around Q4 2025, particularly October 13, 2025, based on past performance.

The chart also shows a 140-day rally window that normally ends the bull run. Each prior cycle, this 10-bar span caused parabolic price moves. Bitcoin is within range of starting its 10-week bull run, signaling the same rise might soon begin.

Recent Pillows analysis suggests Bitcoin may be preparing for its last rise of the market cycle. The magnitude of this projected upswing is uncertain, but optimistic elements including institutional investment and US pro-crypto regulations encourage sky-scraping ambitions.

Pillows previously said that the popular stock-to-flow model, which leverages Bitcoin's scarcity to forecast long-term price trajectory, predicts a $368,925 price objective by 2025. According to this prognosis, Bitcoin investors might gain 242% from current pricing.

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