#市场反弹迹象

Bitcoin encountered a downturn after early breaking $100,000 this month, falling to $93,000 at one point following the Federal Reserve meeting.

But don't rush, historical data shows that Bitcoin may reach new highs in mid-January. K33 research indicates that Bitcoin averages 318 days from peak to peak in each cycle, and this cycle reached a new high on March 5. Based on this calculation, January 17 may see a new peak.

This date closely coincides with Trump's inauguration, and his election could be a catalyst for Bitcoin's rebound.

K33 research director Lunde predicts that Bitcoin's peak could reach $146,000, or even $212,500.

Don't forget, Bitcoin has a four-year cycle based on the halving schedule, with the most recent halving in April.

Although Bitcoin's history is short and the sample size is small, past performance does not guarantee future results. However, if the cyclical effects weaken, Bitcoin's next high point may not be far away.