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In an X post, a Crypto analyst with the handle ColinTCrypto, extensively explained why Bitcoin could hit its top in October 2025. “The next Bitcoin top will be October 2025, if we assume a 35-month measurement from cycle bottom to cycle top.” He wrote.
The analyst addressed assertions from other market players on the length of previous Bitcoin cycles and, per his measurement, categorized potential tops into two parts in a Bitcoin chart, measures A and B.
In measurement A, Bitcoin’s cycle in the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd phase was concluded in 26 months, 28 months, and 35 months, respectively. In measurement B, the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd cycles were concluded at 37 months, 35 months, and 35 months, respectively.
Breaking down the first cycle, the analyst explained that he had never considered the first cycle extending back to October 2010—he considers it essential to get the 37-month measurement for B.
 
Breaking down the 2nd cycle, he referred to it as a double bottom, which is either 28 or 35 months from bottom to top from any point of the double bottom. For the 3rd cycle recorded after 35 months, the analyst disproves of his previously drawn-out time frame of 33 months.
Should the asset cycle this year mimic previous market patterns, the analyst asserts that October will mark the Bitcoin bull retirement month.
In his words;
“If, indeed, the distance is ~35 months for each cycle, from bottom to top, then Oct 2025 will be the next top, assuming it follows the pattern. This chart doesn’t speculate on a price, other than it’s likely to be decreasing in magnitude (diminishing returns).”
Source: https://zycrypto.com/bitcoin-to-peak-in-october-analyst-breaks-down-why/