Bitcoin (BTC) can hit new all-time highs by June this year

Data uploaded to X on March 15 gives BTC/USD around two-and-a-half months to beat its $109,000 record.

Network economist Timothy Peterson says that Bitcoin (BTC) can hit new all-time highs by June this year if historical patterns repeat.

In a series of X posts on March 15, Peterson, known for his independent Bitcoin metrics, began tracking the potential for the flagship cryptocurrency to return to new record levels above $109,000.

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Bitcoin has declined around 30% after topping out in mid-January. The extent of the drop is characteristic of bull market corrections, and Peterson is among those who keenly sense the potential for a comeback.

“Bitcoin is trading near the low end of its historical seasonal range,” he determined alongside a chart comparing BTC/USD price cycles.

Bitcoin seasonal comparison. Source: Timothy Peterson/X

Peterson has created various Bitcoin price metrics over the years. One of them, Lowest Price Forward, has successfully defined levels below which BTC/USD never falls after a crossing above them at a certain point.

After its recovery from multi-year lows in March 2020, Lowest Price Forward predicted that BTC price would never trade under $10,000 again from September onward.

Meanwhile, a new likely floor level has appeared this year: $69,000, as Cointelegraph reported, which has a “95% chance” of holding.

Continuing, Peterson stipulated a median target of $126,000 with a deadline of June 1.

Alongside a chart showing the performance of $100 in BTC, he also revealed that limp bull market performance has always been temporary.

“Bitcoin average time below trend = 4 months,” he explained.

Bitcoin growth of $100 comparison. Source: Timothy Peterson/X

A standard Bitcoin bull market comedown

Other popular market commentators continue to emphasize that Bitcoin’s recent trip to $76,000 is standard corrective behavior.

“You don’t have to look at the previous BTC bull runs to understand that corrections are a part of the cycle and they get smaller as we go up in price on this биткоин chart,” popular trader and analyst Rekt Capital wrote in part of X analysis of the phenomenon at the start of March.

Rekt Capital counted five of what he called “major pullbacks” in the current cycle alone, going back to the start of 2023.

BTC/USD 1-week chart. Source: Rekt Capital/X

Analysts at crypto exchange Bitfinex told Cointelegraph this weekend that the current lows mark a “shakeout,” rather than the end of the current cycle.