As the leading cryptocurrency in the world, Bitcoin is known to display a well-defined pattern before halving events. Looking at its past halving cycles, analysts have identified that Bitcoin has had a tendency to reach an all-time high (ATH) approximately 10-12 months after a halving. As Bitcoin approaches its next halving event, which is scheduled to occur in mid-2022, the cryptocurrecy is once again repeating this pre-halving pattern.

Stockmoney Lizards, a pseudonymous crypto marlet analyst, observed that Bitcoin's pre-halving behavior has been quite predictable, following a pattern of reaching an ATH followed by periods of accumulation then entering a pre-halving zone, and finally accelerating towards the next ATH “like a clockwork.” This suggests that Bitcoin's next ATH could be nearing $225,000 in late 2025 or early 2026. Another pseudonymous crypto analyst known as therationalroot also concluded that Bitcoin's ATH could happen in April 2025, which is slightly earlier than Stockmoney Lizard's predictions.

At the moment, Bitcoin is trading at the price of $27,478, down 0.55% in the last 24 hours, and down 9.33% in the past week. Crypto trading expert Michael van de Poppe expects Bitcoin to rebound to $29,200 in the coming weeks and anticipates the possibility of some 'bullish divergences' in the $26,500 – $27,000 range.

It seems that the current pre-halving period currently poses plenty of potential for Bitcoin to soar and reach new heights, as it has done for the past two halving cycles since 2012. With the upcoming halving event, and the repeated pattern of accumulation followed by a climb to new ATHs, it's certainly a great time to join the cryptocurrency market.



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