Every four years, Bitcoin moves through a cycle that mirrors something older than markets — the rhythm of accumulation, euphoria, correction, and renewal. Veteran analyst Bob Loukas now places Bitcoin in the final chapter of its current cycle, warning that the asset's recent retest of February lows is not a floor but a familiar waypoint on a longer road. History, he argues, almost never grants a clean bottom on the first attempt, and the months ahead — likely October through December — may hold the true reckoning before a new chapter can begin.
Bitcoin enters final phase of 4-year cycle, analyst warns of potential 57% decline
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Veteran crypto analyst warns Bitcoin may decline 57% more before cycle bottom, though his model portfolio initiated first purchase in 3.5 years at $65k, suggesting cautious accumulation phase.
Retail investors face potential significant losses if Bitcoin declines further; increased volatility may deter mainstream adoption; those holding Bitcoin could experience 57% additional depreciation; however, lower prices may attract long-term buyers seeking entry points.
Continued crypto volatility may prompt regulators to accelerate oversight frameworks; potential for stricter warnings on retail crypto investments; central banks may use this as evidence for CBDC development; tax authorities may face challenges with unrealized loss claims.