Bitcoin's Clock is Ticking: Under 100 Days Left in This Cycle?

Is Bitcoin nearing its peak? Analyzing historical cycles, ETF impacts, and potential price surges to predict when this bull run might end.

Bitcoin's been on a wild ride, hasn't it? With prices dancing around $120,000, everyone's buzzing about where we are in this cycle. Could this bull market be topping out in the next three months? Let's dive into the data and see what's cooking.

The 100-Day Countdown: Are We There Yet?

Looking at Bitcoin's growth since the cycle low, we're roughly 975 days in. The 2017 bull market peaked around 1,068 days, and 2021 hit its high at 1,059 days. If history rhymes, we might have less than 100 days left before we hit the top. Spooky, right?

TradingView overlays, aligning the 2017 and 2021 cycles with today's price action, show both entered a parabolic phase around this time, leading to explosive price increases. Averaging those timings suggests a potential peak around October 19th. Mark your calendars, folks!

Is This Time Really Different?

Now, here's where things get interesting. The sheer volume of Bitcoin ETF inflows is a game-changer. Since January 2024, ETFs have absorbed over 1.2 million BTC. That's a massive chunk unlikely to return to the market anytime soon, seriously messing with the supply-demand balance.

Plus, Bitcoin treasury companies are hoarding over 870,000 BTC, and sovereign holders have another 500,000+ BTC. Factor in potentially lost coins (conservatively estimated at 1.5 million), and you're looking at over 4 million BTC out of circulation – that's over 20% of the total circulating supply!

Sure, every cycle has its