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In November 2021, the price of bitcoin peaked at $69,000. As of September 2023, 22 months had passed since then. Knowing when a new peak in Bitcoin's price is possible is just as valuable as knowing what it may be.
Analysis reveals that the next Bitcoin high might emerge by the end of 2025, although historical precedent suggests it may be some time before then.
Earlier Periods
After reviewing prior peaks and valleys, a discernible pattern emerges. Three prior troughs occurred precisely 47 months apart in January 2015, December 2018, and November 2022. Similarly, the 49- or 47-month intervals b

Marathon Digital attracted attention with the production of 1,242 BTC in September.
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This week, here are five things you need to know about Bitcoin.
Bitcoin looks set to close out the first month of 2024 by returning to its yearly starting point. So what's next for us?
In this week, which is important for the economic policies of the United States, the BTC price continues to hover at the level of 42 thousand dollars.
The current situation shows that a new period of volatility is approaching. BTC price reached a high of $49,000 last month, followed by a sharp pullback of 20%.
Bitcoin bulls will soon have to contend with Federal Reserve and U.S. moves that could lead to more

Bitcoin remains in a broader downtrend since its peak near $65,103, with the recent dip to $52,546 potentially marking a bottom. While BTC has rebounded, the resistance between $56,000 and $58,000 remains significant. Volume analysis shows weaker buying pressure during the recovery compared to the strong selling from the $58,000 region, hinting at cautious market sentiment. Traders should watch whether bulls can drive the price past these resistance levels.
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