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Bitcoin’s price pattern after halving is consistent across 2012, 2020, and 2024 cycles
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Each halving cycles has produced higher peaks, despite temporary downturns
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Technical indicators show that current price action closely follows historical cycle beginnings, contradicting the “this time is a different” narrative
Bitcoin’s price trajectory after the 2024 halves appears to follow historical patterns. This suggests that another potential bull run could be on the horizon. This observation is based upon the charts that track the BTC price after the 2012 halving, the 2016 halving, the 2020 halving, and the current upcoming 2024 hilving.
While some analysts claim that Bitcoin is “decorrelating from previous cycles,” Binance’s former CZ CEO CZ has provided visual evidence that strongly contradicts this opinion. Each halving cycle shows a distinct upward trend after initial consolidation periods. Each cycle also shows progressively higher prices and peaks, despite varying markets conditions.
Historical Patterns: Breakout Potential at the 300-400 day mark
The price behavior around 300-400 days following each halving is marked by pink arrows on the chart.
These points are always followed by major price increases, which suggests that Bitcoin could be in for a significant breakout phase within the next few months. CZ responded jokingly to the obvious pattern by saying “I’m not a chart reader, but …”
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Bitcoin’s supply-driven surge: Halving the power of external forces
This cycle is particularly interesting because Bitcoin continues to follow the established post-halving behaviour despite significantly different macroeconomic and regulatory environments as well as institutional involvement in comparison to previous halvings.
This indicates that the fundamental supply-reduction mechanisms of the asset remain the dominant price influences regardless of external factors.
Bitcoin’s $80K test: Will History Recur for a Fourth Bull Run in Bitcoin?
Bitcoin’s price continues to be in the red. It was $80,188 as of the time of publication. Investors are eager to see if Bitcoin can break its losing streak.
Despite concerns about possible consolidation, experts are bullish on Bitcoin’s outlook long-term, stressing that bull cycle has not ended. CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju reiterated, “I’m bullish. The bull cycle has not ended.”
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Investors can use the historical pattern to predict Bitcoin’s future price movements. If history repeats itself for a fourth time, it could indicate an upward trajectory.
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