$BTC

The scientific prediction of the end of the BTC bull market is actually a complex and changeable issue because it is affected by a variety of factors, including market sentiment, macroeconomic environment, policy regulation, technological innovation, and supply and demand relations. The following is an analysis of the possibility of the BTC bull market ending from different angles:

Historical patterns and cyclical analysis

Bitcoin’s historical bull markets have varied in duration, but have generally been accompanied by significant cyclical characteristics. Judging from past bull markets, Bitcoin’s bull market cycle does not have a fixed duration, but each bull market is quite long-lasting, for example:

• The 2011 bull market lasted 9 months.

• The 2013 bull market lasted 8 months.

• The bull market lasted for 2 years in 2017.

• The bull market in 2020~2021 lasts for 18 months.

Some analysts believe that Bitcoin’s bull market cycle may be affected by the halving event, but there is no fixed time correlation between the historical halving event and the end of the bull market. Therefore, relying solely on historical patterns to predict the end of a bull market may have limitations. In addition, there are also opinions that the Bitcoin bull market may last 3 to 4 years.

In the current situation, some analysts have given different forecasts. For example, some analysts believe that the Bitcoin bull market may end in the first quarter of 2025, but other analysts believe that the bull market may continue until the end of 2025 or longer. The differences between these forecasts reflect the uncertainty and complexity of the market.