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Yesterday, Bitcoin fell to $103,450, eliminating about $1 billion in leveraged bets in the past 24 hours. Many traders rushed to sell, but the fall was short-lived.
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Bitcoin found its foothold and climbed to $104,400 at the time of submission of the report. According to recent analysis by crypto researcher Klarch, this callback is expected and may just be a pit stop before another fresh high.
Recurring cycle mode
According to KLARCH’s inspection, Bitcoin tends to follow a familiar path after each halving. It rose by about 280% after a year of halving in 2016. After halving in 2020, it jumped about 550% in 367 days.
Currently, Bitcoin has only increased by about 70% in the 416 days since the last halving. Klarch noted that these numbers have slowed down after slow starts over the past cycle. So, he said, there is still more room for growth.
The Bitcoin cycle is the same…
– 2016, $ btc 280% increase in 365 days after halving
– 2020, $ btc 550% growth in 367 days after halving
– Now, late 416 days, $ btc +70% – Growth forward…Historical repetition, this is the near future of $btc 🧵👇 pic.twitter.com/wshx4egwbc
– klarck (@0xklarck) June 5, 2025
These percentages are important because they suggest what might happen next. If Bitcoin’s history is repeated, the best gains may be around the corner. Information from blockchain data also supports this.
For example, transaction volume and on-chain addresses have reached new highs in recent weeks. This conforms to the pattern described by KLARCH – after the initial rise, there are usually larger gatherings.
The next sign of a surge
Bitcoin set a record of $112,100 on January 20, and then increased $111,980 on May 22 at $111,980. Rather than sending an end, Klarch believes these milestones mark the beginning of a higher peak. He believes that these actions are part of the cycle accumulation, not its climax. According to his chart work, each cycle has multiple tops before it can finally rank.
Klarch didn’t provide an exact date for the new peak, but he did hint that Bitcoin hasn’t reached its cap yet. He notes that when emotions still become positive, a series of all-time highs usually occur. Once again, traders feel FOMO, prices usually accelerate rapidly.
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Demand and liquid driving prices
The influx of liquidity into the cryptocurrency market has been a key topic. Clark said stable purchases from institutions and the US Bitcoin site make Bitcoin scarce in terms of communication.
Michael Saylor’s strategy and other large funding players continue to buy, which will reduce the supply. This trend could raise Bitcoin to about $180,000, while the current level is up about 75%.
Asset Manager Vaneck shared a similar goal. This makes Klarch’s prospects less like the sound of loneliness. If large funds continue to move forward and retail interest remains high, the price of Bitcoin may keep rising. However, any pause inflows of ETFs or sudden shifts in global markets could change the story.
Featured images from Imagen, charts from TradingView
