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Bitcoin price hit $125K in October, but history suggests 2026 may bring consolidation after major bull runs fade likely ahead now. Bitcoin’s recent surge to $125,000 in October marks the peak of its current cycle, prompting discussions about its future price movements.  While the cryptocurrency market continues to show strong growth, historical patterns suggest that Bitcoin may experience a quieter phase in 2026, similar to past market cycles. These “off years” often follow major bull runs, as Bitcoin consolidates and adjusts before its next upward trend. Analyzing Recent Bitcoin Price Surge Bitcoin’s price hit an all-time high of $125,000 in October, a milestone that reflects strong bullish sentiment and market optimism. The recent rally is consistent with the typical behavior of Bitcoin during its four-year halving cycles.  Following a period of steady growth, Bitcoin reached this peak, resembling previous bull markets such as those in 2013, 2017, and 2021. However, after these sharp increases, Bitcoin typically faces significant pullbacks or consolidations. While I remain a secular bull on Bitcoin, my concern is that Bitcoin may well have ended another 4-year cycle halving phase, both in price and time. If we visually line up all the bull markets (green) we can see that the October high of $125k after 145 months of rallying fits… pic.twitter.com/Uxg9DTccnt — Jurrien Timmer (@TimmerFidelity) December 18, 2025 Currently, Bitcoin’s price remains highly volatile, moving from around $60,000 to over $125,000. This rapid price surge is characteristic of the explosive growth seen during the latter stages of a bull run.  It suggests that Bitcoin is nearing a critical point, where it could either face resistance or enter a correction phase. Traders and investors are closely monitoring these developments, looking for signs of potential price stabilization. Identifying Key Resistance and Support Levels Bitcoin initially turned bearish in November…

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