According to Woofun AI, digital asset analyst Killa (XBT) proposed aggressive bullish expectations based on historical cycle rules, believes that BTC is currently in the early stages of a new bull market, and has given a clear timeline and price target path.
In the detailed deduction disclosed by the X platform, Killa (XBT) anchored the market capitalization using the current price of about $80,800 as a benchmark and constructed a stepped upward model: it is expected that after 160 days, the BTC price will break the $100,000 mark, an increase of about 24%; after 280 days, it will rise further to $126,000, with a cumulative increase of 56%; and before the end of the 500-day cycle, the highest point is expected to hit $160,000, with an overall potential increase of nearly 98%.
The core logic of this prediction is pattern repetition. He pointed out that the current market trend is highly consistent with the 'collapse - sideways consolidation - low point confirmation - trend reversal' structure at the beginning of the previous bull market. By comparing the K-line characteristics of “BTC NOW” and “BTC BEFORE,” he verified the key points currently in the rebound range.
Deeper support comes from the structural convergence of pullback amplitudes. According to data compiled by Woofun AI, the biggest retracement of BTC in the previous round was about 78%, while the biggest decline in the current bear market was only about 54% (from $126,200 to $57,800). This significant narrowing of the decline suggests stronger support at the bottom of the market. Based on this, Killa (XBT) infers that the pullback pressure in the early stages of this bull market will be drastically reduced, and the pullback range is expected to be reduced from 20% to 22% in history to between 10% and 15%. He emphasized that recent price fluctuations are not a sign of a bear market restart, but rather a technical correction in the upward trend, aimed at starting a new round of major upward waves after cleaning up floating capital.
It is worth noting that the above price targets and time points are all based on a pure technical analysis framework and rely on repetitive assumptions of historical data. Although morphological similarities provide a basis for optimism, changes in the macro environment and slight differences in on-chain capital flows may change the established trajectory. Investors need to be wary that such predictions lack the ability to cover sudden black swan events. They regard it as a probabilistic scenario deduction rather than a deterministic promise, and they still need to be dynamically assessed in conjunction with real-time market liquidity during layout.