Is The Bitcoin Bull Market Almost Over?
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This previous pattern would suggest we still have quite a bit of time before bitcoin reaches the peak of the current bull market. But there are plenty of people who argue bitcoin has accelerated too quickly and we are already near the market top — let’s find more data that disproves this theory. Quinten Francois writes “the average Bitcoin cycle:
We are currently 225 days after the BTC halving.“
Next, Stockmoney Lizards (yes, it is a serious account with an awesome name!) highlights the “cycle top was always close when monthly RSI exceeded 90. We have a good way to go until we reach this.”
I tend to agree that the bull market is only getting warmed up. Another important data point that I am watching is the amount of bitcoin on exchanges. The more bitcoin that is available on exchanges, the more bitcoin that is theoretically available to sell quickly. It only takes the press of a button to sell the bitcoin on an exchange. But the amount of bitcoin on exchanges has been plummeting throughout the year, which signals that most bitcoiners are not even thinking about selling yet.
Add in the fact that Matthew Sigel, VanEck’s Head of Digital Assets Research, shows bitcoin is only 0.2% of global financial assets and you would think more capital is going to flow into the asset as the price increases.
As capital flows into bitcoin, which is a finite supply asset, the price of the asset should continue upwards. And most importantly — bitcoin’s price is the marketing department. Decentralized technologies like bitcoin don’t have an executive team, a board of directors, or a coordinated marketing campaign. That doesn’t stop every media outlet, taxi driver, barber, and friend from talking about bitcoin when the price goes higher and higher. Imagine what is going to happen when bitcoin breaks $100,000 for the first time. It will be front-page news in every publication. Every news station will be talking about it for hours on their television shows. The podcasts and twitter accounts will light up like Christmas trees. The viral word-of-mouth will be unlike anything we have seen before. And that all leads to more capital flowing into bitcoin. Which brings me to the finishing move for bitcoin vs the final boss — people will buy bitcoin because of the hype since they think they can get rich. But over time they will learn more about bitcoin, inflation, currency debasement, and other critical economic theories. These people will turn into hardcore bitcoin holders that are unwilling to sell their bitcoin for fiat currencies ever again (remember that 1 out of every 2 bitcoin in circulation has not moved in the last 2 years!). Just look at this graphic of the difference in currencies:
Bitcoin has appreciated significantly over the last two years since the bottom of the 2022 bear market. Don’t let past market performance convince you that the asset can’t go higher in the coming months. I am not predicting a certain price, nor a certain timeline. I am also not arguing that the 4-year cycles are over. I am merely pointing out that probability suggests the bitcoin bull market is not close to over and prices are going higher. It will be interesting to watch what happens. Hope you all have a great start to your week. I’ll talk to everyone tomorrow. -Anthony Pompliano Founder & CEO, Professional Capital Management What Happens When Bitcoin Hits $100,000?Anthony Pompliano records a solo episode explaining what happens when bitcoin hits $100,000. Topics include long-term thinking, hashrate all-time highs, long-term holders with conviction, historical trends, drawdowns, investing strategies, US government, and future outlook as bitcoin price rises. Enjoy! Podcast Sponsors
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