Huo Xing Finance reports that, according to Galaxy Research, Bitcoin’s four-year cycle pattern remains valid, but the amplitude of each cycle is narrowing. The report notes that the peak-to-trough declines during the 2013, 2017, and 2021 cycles were 85%, 84%, and 77%, respectively, while the maximum drawdown from the October 2025 peak to date has been only 51%. Due to this cycle’s relatively moderate peak, Galaxy believes the bottom of this cycle will also be shallower, with a base case estimate ranging between $40,000 and $46,000, potentially occurring before the fourth quarter of 2026. The report emphasizes that only eight months have passed since the peak—significantly less than the historical 12–13 months typically required for cycle bottoms to form—and most bottoming signals have yet to appear, indicating that the bottom of this cycle has not yet been established.
Galaxy Research: Bitcoin's Current Cycle Bottom Has Not Yet Formed; Expected at $40,000–$46,000
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Bitcoin breaking news: Galaxy Research says Bitcoin’s current cycle bottom has not yet formed, with the likely range at $40,000–$46,000. The report shows the current drawdown is only 51%, significantly lower than in past cycles. A bottom is expected before Q4 2026, but most key signals are still absent. Bitcoin news highlights the shorter time since the peak—just 8 months—compared to 12–13 months in previous cycles.
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