While Bitcoin (BTC) has never recovered from the declines it experienced after its new ATH in March, now the tension between Iran and Israel has dealt a big blow to the BTC and cryptocurrency markets.
While some analysts state that the expected rise may be delayed due to the decline, others predict that the recent decline is temporary and the rally will begin with the arrival of October, known as the month of rise.
At this point, CoinMarketCap (CMC) Research analysts also stated that Bitcoin's bull market cycle is accelerating and that Bitcoin is on its way to breaking its typical four-year cycle and entering a supercycle.
Analysts noted that in a typical cycle, Bitcoin halvings usually significantly affect the price of BTC, and that bull markets historically peak 518 to 546 days after halving events.
However, analysts at CMC Research said that BTC is heading towards a supercycle due to increasing institutional adoption, spot Bitcoin ETFs, and improving market dynamics.
For these reasons, analysts added that they predict that Bitcoin could peak between mid-May and mid-June 2025.
Estimating Bitcoin’s current bull market advance to be 40.66%, analysts wrote:
“Bitcoin is about 100 days ahead in this cycle, indicating a potential peak between mid-May and mid-June 2025.”
CMC analysts also included a list of the five most active sectors in the cryptocurrency sector in their report, and stated that memecoins and Ethereum were at the top of the list.
The CMC report also added that Bitcoin was the most popular cryptocurrency across all continents in Q3.
After Bitcoin, Solana (SOL) came in second with an average market share of approximately 14%, and Ethereum (ETH) came in third with an average market share of approximately 13%.
*This is not investment advice.
