Bitcoin Enters the ‘Final Pain’ Phase: Analysts Target Bottom Before Massive Recovery

The cryptocurrency market is bracing for a period of extreme "Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt" (FUD) as Bitcoin enters the concluding stage of its current bear cycle. While experts warn of continued volatility and potential stagnation, the establishment of a definitive price floor is viewed as the necessary precursor to a major market reversal.

The Final Capitulation: Navigating the Second Stage

According to pseudonymous analyst "No Name," Bitcoin has officially transitioned into the second and final phase of its bearish trajectory. Unlike the initial phase of a bear market, which is often marked by sharp, dramatic crashes, this stage is characterized by slow, sideways price action and a significant drop in investor enthusiasm. The analyst predicts this phase will last approximately 350 days, suggesting that the current downward trend could reach its ultimate conclusion around October 2026. During this period, Bitcoin is expected to hit a cycle floor between $47,000 and $51,000, aligning with the 350-day moving average.

Short-Term Turbulence vs. Long-Term Glory

While the long-term outlook focuses on eventual recovery, the immediate future may bring further discomfort for holders. Analyst Kabuki projects a potential crash to $54,000 as early as next week, with the possibility of the market reaching an absolute bottom by mid-2026. However, this capitulation is seen by experts as a necessary "cleansing" of the market that ends the current bull trap era. If historical patterns hold, the conclusion of this bear market could pave the way for a fresh bull trend, with projections suggesting Bitcoin could rally to a staggering $151,000 by January 2027.