A rare Bitcoin bottom signal that previously indicated significant price movements has reappeared, potentially suggesting a 130% rally ahead. However, the validity of this fractal pattern is questionable given the different macroeconomic conditions expected in 2026 compared to previous cycles.
Market analyst Yonsei_dent predicts Bitcoin could drop to $31,500-$38,000 based on historical cycle patterns and the Supply In Profit indicator. This would represent a 70-75% drawdown from the cycle high, similar to the 2022 bear market that lasted six months in the bottom zone.
Peter Schiff predicts that the current divergence between Bitcoin and precious metals will continue throughout the year, with Bitcoin declining while gold gains value. This suggests a potential shift in investor preference from cryptocurrency to traditional safe-haven assets.
Crypto analyst Crypto Patel claims Bitcoin has entered bearish territory after breaking below $107,000 support, projecting a potential decline to $35,000 by 2026. The analysis is based on Fibonacci retracement levels and historical cycle patterns showing 77-84% corrections in previous bear markets.
A new Bitcoin halving-cycle model based on four cycles projects BTC will reach a cycle low of approximately $35,000 in December 2026, representing a 72.5% drawdown from a projected cycle high of $126,219. The analysis suggests the current bull market cycle has already reached its peak.
Crypto analyst Sean Park predicts Dogecoin could reach $2-$2.50 if Bitcoin hits $200,000, with potential for $4-$10 if major adoption catalysts like franchise acceptance or a BlackRock ETF occur. DOGE is currently facing selling pressure at $0.09313 but technical analysis suggests a potential breakout to $0.16.
Technical analyst Ali Martinez identifies key Solana support levels at $50, $22, and $10 based on a Parallel Channel pattern in SOL's weekly price chart. The analysis suggests these levels could provide support if Solana continues declining from its recent rejection at the channel's upper resistance.