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Crypto analyst Rekt Capital’s got his crystal ball out again, calling a 2025 peak. He’s sticking with his halving gospel, pointing to the September-October window for Bitcoin’s next crescendo. He reckons the halving cycles hold the secret sauce, mapping BTC’s future climbs and dips.

Halving Cycles: Bitcoin’s Syncopated Rhythm

Rekt’s chatter centers on a symmetry baked into Bitcoin’s past runs. The 2016 cycle bottomed out 547 days pre-halving, then moonshot 518 days after the event. In 2020, the story rhymed again—517 days from bottom to halving, and 549 days from halving to peak. According to Rekt, these cycles ain’t random; they’re synced like clockwork.

2024 Cycle Tracing Old Steps

This new 2024 cycle’s singing the same old tune, if Rekt’s on the money. He says the bear bottom hit about 517 days ahead of the 2024 halving. So, if the rhythm holds, Bitcoin’s top could show up 550 days after. Pre-halving saw a pop, then a gut-check correction, and now the reaccumulation train’s rolling again.

But this cycle’s moving slow—about 200 days in the reaccumulation zone already. Yet, Rekt’s not sweating it. He argues Bitcoin’s gearing up for its parabolic arc, a 300-day sprint post-breakout that could carry it beyond old highs.

Parabolic Surges and Speculative Targets

Rekt breaks it down like this: these parabolic runs ain’t straight lines. They come in waves, with a setup, a washout, and a buildup. First comes the pre-halving pump, then a sell-off shakes out the weaklings. Reaccumulation calms the waters, setting up for a big charge.

The parabolic phase has its own tempo. There’s a kick-off wave, then a dip, then another blast-off. Rekt eyeballs the top range at $120K to $130K this cycle. But he’s throwing shade on smooth sails. Corrections are baked in, part of the cycle’s DNA. Those who keep tabs on these oscillations might ride the storm smoother than most, according to his market map.