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Happy New Year Once Again
Like they say “ when one era ends, another begins”
We had quite a crazy run on $BTC last year, but what’s it for this year 2026 ?
Walk with me.💜👇
I’m looking at the BTC 12-month chart, and I genuinely believe a tap into the ~$60k region this year is very likely, not as a crash narrative, but as a structurally healthy move within the broader cycle.
Last year’s run was aggressive.
Bitcoin expanded hard post-halving and printed a cycle high around the $120k+ region.
Historically, Bitcoin never sustains vertical expansion without a meaningful retracement.
Strong trends breathe. That’s exactly what I’m seeing now.
From a technical perspective, the chart is clean.
After the impulse leg up, price is retracing into a classic Fibonacci reaction zone.
The 0.382, 0.5, and 0.618 levels all sit in the same region, with the 0.618 aligning closely around ~$59–60k.
That is not random.
That level represents deep but healthy correction territory, the kind of zone where long-term buyers step back in aggressively.
This is also a previous high-timeframe resistance turned potential support, which makes it even more relevant.
Markets love to revisit areas where heavy participation previously occurred.
A pullback into that box does not invalidate the bull structure — it reinforces it.
From a cycle standpoint, this lines up perfectly. Bitcoin peaks typically occur 12–18 months after a halving.
That places the cycle top around late 2025 to early 2026.
The period after that is rarely explosive — it’s usually corrective and accumulative. Not a full bear market, but a digestion phase.
A move into $60k fits that historical rhythm almost too well.
Importantly, this would still keep Bitcoin well above long-term structural levels like the 200-week moving average.
That’s the difference between a cycle correction and a cycle failure. This is the former.
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