Bitcoin Is Not Crashing, It’s Coiling: Expert Anticipates Huge BTC Surge
Current Bitcoin trends suggest a significant price shift is on the horizon, contrary to bearish sentiments.
Bitcoin has experienced a remarkable year since the US presidential elections of 2024, rising to a peak exceeding $126,000 in early October. After reaching this milestone, the price has since decreased by more than 30%, stabilizing below $90,000. This shift has led to a prevailing bearish sentiment, with numerous analysts predicting a downward trend while some, like analyst Merlijn The Trader, have a different outlook.
BREAKING:
THIS ISN’T A CRASH.
IT’S A COIL.
Raoul Pal highlights that the previous halving cycle has concluded, paving the way for a new liquidity-driven supercycle.
“For 15 years the script was simple: Halving. Supply shock. Retail mania. Top. Winter. That ended with $125B+ ETFs.”
Coiling, Not Crashing
Merlijn asserts that the traditional narrative of Bitcoin’s four-year cycle is over. In an interview with Raoul Pal, he explains that Bitcoin’s price is now predominantly influenced by liquidity rather than cycles.
Key Predictions for Bitcoin
- Continued fiscal stimulus
- Anticipated global money influx
He suggests that traders must rethink their strategies accordingly:
“Trade as if the old cycle is a thing of the past or position for the exponential growth that is already in progress.”
Speculation for 2026: $600K?
Analyst Wise Crypto forecasts a potential price of up to $600,000 for Bitcoin in 2026, contingent on a perfect alignment of multiple positive factors, including an end to the Fed’s quantitative tightening and improved liquidity.
