Bitcoin ‘Angle Theory’ Predicts BTC’s Next Cycle Top

Bitcoin ‘Angle Theory’ Predicts BTC’s Next Cycle Top

As Bitcoin (BTC) edges closer to the critical $70,000 resistance level, a prominent crypto analyst has identified chart patterns indicating that BTC could reach a peak between $140,000 and $160,000 during its current cycle.


A detailed analysis by TradingShot employs the "Angle Theory," a concept previously explored by Finbold. This theory, built around the logarithmic growth curve, lays out a structured roadmap for Bitcoin’s next significant price milestone, predicting a peak by late 2025.


Historical Cycle Peaks and Angle Patterns

Bitcoin's price trajectory has traditionally followed cyclical patterns, reinforcing this forecast. TradingShot’s analysis highlights that Bitcoin's price history is characterized by distinct cycle peaks, all of which align with a logarithmic curve since the cryptocurrency’s inception.


The analysis reveals a geometric progression in these cycle tops, as the angle between each peak has consistently halved over time. For instance:


  • In 2011, Bitcoin reached its first major peak at $32, forming a sharp 42° angle.
  • In 2013, the second peak came at $1,250, creating a 22° angle.
  • By 2017, Bitcoin surged to $19,800, forming an 11° angle.
  • In 2021, BTC peaked at $69,800, continuing the trend with a 7° angle.

Based on these patterns, TradingShot’s Angle Theory projects that Bitcoin’s next cycle top could form at a 7° angle, suggesting a potential peak between $140,000 and $160,000. The theory provides compelling evidence that BTC's future price movements could continue to follow historical trends.


Cycle Bottoms and Angle Correlation

Interestingly, angle measurements can also be applied to Bitcoin’s cycle bottoms, though they show more variation than the peaks. Despite this, the bottoms tend to follow the same angular progression.


According to the Angle Theory, the upcoming cycle bottom might occur at an 8° angle, though these projections come with more volatility. Some analysts had anticipated that Bitcoin's current cycle peak would occur earlier, potentially by January 2025, but the Angle Theory and historical data suggest a longer timeframe.


Sine wave tops, which have accurately predicted Bitcoin’s cyclical peaks in the past, point to a potential top around November 2025. This timeline is further backed by fractals from previous cycles, which also suggest a peak in late 2025.


Market Factors and Long-Term Projections

Although some predictions point to a peak as early as January 2025, several market dynamics, including the launch of Bitcoin ETFs and growing institutional interest, could influence this timeline. Nevertheless, the cyclical nature of Bitcoin indicates that late 2025 is the most probable window for the next major peak.


In a related analysis, well-known market analyst Cryptocon has used the Consecutive Candles 9 (CC9) indicator to propose a potential high of $240,000 for Bitcoin, signaling a robust long-term outlook.


Current Bitcoin Price

At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $68,752, marking a 2% gain in the past 24 hours and a 10% increase over the last week.


With a potential top forming as late as November 2025, investors should keep a close watch on major market developments, as they are likely to have a substantial impact on Bitcoin's price trajectory over the next year.

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