📅 14.06.2026 · Bitcoin: Time-Based Capitulation · 👁️ 2
"I'm going to keep following time-based capitulation, which would entail Bitcoin finding a low probably sometime later this year. It could be October would be my base case, but I it's not like it can't be plus or minus sometime around that. And I think as an investor, it makes sense to pivot if the market does something that you're not expecting."
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Login…You could just be like, "Well, you know, like why do we have to have a pandemic-style end to the bear market?" And I'm not saying that we do, but what I am saying is that literally every example of every bear market that Bitcoin has ever had, it it it hasn't actually ended until you get a big spike in volume. And so, I'm going to keep following time-based capitulation, which would entail Bitcoin finding a low probably sometime later this year. It could be October would be my base case, but I it's not like it can't be plus or minus sometime around that. And I think as an investor, it makes sense to pivot if the market does something that you're not expecting. So, if the market were to absolutely nuke into June, let's say we get a big drop by Bitcoin, and it goes down another $20,000, then I don't know that it would make sense to stay bearish into October. It probably wouldn't. But, if Bitcoin holds support at say 60k, like it did back in 2018, just held support at 6k, you had a low in February, you swe…