Historical Patterns and Current Observations
Bitcoin’s price history has long shown rhythmic and somewhat predictable patterns. Now, the latest data shows that BTC has once again reached the 1279-day mark from its B wave low, just like in the previous two cycles.
In both the first and second cycles, this 1279-day window marked the rise from a major corrective phase (the B wave) to a cycle top. Interestingly, this cycle has already seen Bitcoin reach a new all-time high at the same 1279-day point — a significant alignment with history.
But what stands out this time is what’s missing: the parabolic rally that has defined the end of past cycles.
Where's the Parabolic Blow-Off Top?
In past cycles, after reaching the 1279-day point, Bitcoin entered a steep upward climb — the famous parabolic run that attracted waves of retail investors and headlines. So far, that hasn’t happened in this cycle.
Some analysts argue that the structure of this market is different. Institutional involvement, macroeconomic pressures, and a maturing asset class may have smoothed out the extremes. However, the timing still aligns, suggesting the possibility of further upside.
Could we be on the verge of a late-cycle surge? Historical data doesn’t guarantee future results, but when the timing lines up this cleanly, it’s worth paying attention.
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— 𝕄𝕠𝕦𝕤𝕥𝕒𝕔ⓗ𝕖 (@el_crypto_prof) October 30, 2025
First cycle:
It took 1279 days from B wave to the top.
Second cycle:
It took 1279 days from B wave to the top.
Third cycle: $BTC has already reached a new high after 1279 days + parabolic curve as in past cycles is still missing.
Yes, this cycle is different. pic.twitter.com/mGZqi2sRR6
This Time Is Different — But Maybe Not Entirely
It’s a common phrase in financial markets: “This time is different.” In some ways, it’s true. The market today is more mature, with deeper liquidity and broader adoption. However, the psychological patterns and timing behaviors of market participants often repeat.
Bitcoin repeating the 1279-day cycle milestone — yet still lacking its parabolic finale — might signal that the cycle has more to offer.
For crypto investors and traders, this isn’t just an interesting chart fact — it’s a potential roadmap for what could come next.