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by: xpoolPosted on: September 6, 2025

Experts Challenge Bitcoin’s Year-End Peak Prediction

While some predict a peak for Bitcoin in the fourth quarter of 2023, experts are questioning this assumption. Analyst PlanC argues that relying on historical patterns from past halving cycles is flawed and speculative. They highlight the importance of considering new market dynamics driven by increased investments from Bitcoin treasury companies and US-based spot Bitcoin ETFs.

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