
Bitcoin: It's Almost Crunch Time
- Bitcoin is trading around $64,000–$65,000.
- The analyst signals that “crunch time” is approaching – a decisive phase that will determine the next major move.
- In midterm years (e.g., 2018, 2022), Bitcoin typically forms a summer low, followed by drying volatility during July–September.
- This is usually followed by a final sell-off in late autumn (October–December), which paves the way for the next bull market.
- The analyst expects a similar pattern: summer lows have already occurred (February and late June/early July), now a sideways phase, then the final drop.
- October is the most likely month for the ultimate bottom, but September or December are also possible.
- The MVRV Z-Score has not yet dropped below zero – a typical prerequisite for a final bottom.
- Social interest is as low as in August 2018 (0.2), a time when crypto felt “dead” but marked the turning point.
- Many believe the cryptoverse is dying – exactly the sentiment that preceded previous bull runs.
- Crunch time means a decision between breakout or breakdown is imminent. The analyst leans toward another sell-off.
- He warns against complacency, even though $60K seems like a reasonable price.
- The ITC conference in November (20–22) is purposefully scheduled after the expected event.
- He advises securing discounted tickets before September 1st and staying alert to market moves.






