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<a href="https://jpyeur.com/btc-usd/">Bitcoin</a>’s Next Major Bottom Could Arrive in Late 2026, Analyst Says

  • Analyst CryptoTice says every Bitcoin cycle follows three years of gains and one year of decline without exception.
  • Past bottom callers were wrong in 2018 and 2022, suggesting late 2026 remains the next true low to watch.
  • A technical retest of Bitcoin’s old all-time high mirrors the 2020 setup that triggered a massive four-fold price surge.

Based on recent analysis of Bitcoin’s on-chain data and historical patterns, experts believe the lowest price Bitcoin will reach in this market cycle may still be several months away.

As a crypto investor, I’ve been looking at Bitcoin’s price charts, and I’m noticing a pattern that’s repeated itself a few times in the past. This pattern suggests we might see a significant low point around late 2026. On top of that, I’m also seeing some data from Binance showing that people are starting to sell, which could add to that downward pressure.

These indicators suggest traders are currently being cautious about the market.

Cycle Fractal Pattern Points to Late 2026 Bottom

Crypto analyst CryptoTice has identified a recurring pattern in every Bitcoin market cycle.

The analyst notes a consistent pattern in Bitcoin’s price: three years of growth followed by one year of decline. This pattern has been remarkably consistent throughout Bitcoin’s history.

EVERY BITCOIN CYCLE HAS FOLLOWED THE SAME BRUTAL TIMELINE.

3 years of bull market.1 year of bear market.

Without exception.

And if this fractal holds…The next major low arrives in late 2026.

Not now. Not this month. Not at current prices.Late 2026.

The people calling…

— Crypto Tice (@CryptoTice_) May 31, 2026

According to their analysis, CryptoTice doesn’t expect the price to hit a new low point in the near future.

The analyst noted that those predicting the lowest point of the market have often been incorrect in the past. For example, in 2018, predictions of a price recovery came before Bitcoin actually fell to $3,200. A similar situation happened in 2022, with predictions being made well above the final low of $15,500.

CryptoTice pointed out that the cryptocurrency cycle isn’t influenced by things like new ETFs, institutional investment, or what’s being said in the market.

It follows a pattern based on its past performance, no matter what’s currently happening in the market. This is a crucial point for traders who are hoping for a quick turnaround.

Investors who hold onto their funds during this continued downturn are likely to see the biggest gains. CryptoTice suggests late 2026 could be a key turning point in the current crypto market cycle.

From my perspective, those who had cash available at that moment were poised to potentially earn significant, even life-altering, returns.

Binance Reserve Spike Adds to Near-Term Caution

Recent on-chain data supports the current cautious view of Bitcoin. Researcher Rei Researcher noted a significant increase in Bitcoin held on the Binance exchange in late May 2026.

The reserve surged to 647,800 BTC within a short timeframe, a move that stands out on the chart.

Just before the recent surge, Bitcoin was trading at approximately $73,500. Interestingly, the price experienced a small dip at the same time that exchanges increased their Bitcoin holdings.

Big increases in these types of holdings usually mean whales are transferring cryptocurrency to exchanges, likely to sell it.

If a country’s reserves increase significantly at the same time that prices are falling, it often signals upcoming selling. According to Rei Researcher, it’s important to watch how well demand holds at the $73,000 price point. If that level can’t maintain support with increased selling, prices could drop further.

Considering the overall market trends, the information about Binance’s reserves suggests investors should be careful.

In the short term, prices might continue to fall as the market deals with current excess supply. However, for those looking at the bigger picture, any price drops could actually bring us closer to a potential rebound anticipated by late 2026.

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2026-06-01 07:52