Cantor Fitzgerald Investment Bank released a report suggesting that the current bear cycle of Bitcoin could end in late October. Analysts have relied on historical data: in previous cycles, the asset reached rock bottom on average 384 days after peaking, which by analogy points to autumn 2026. However, the experts emphasized that the model is not an accurate prediction due to the influence of macroeconomics and regulatory factors.

Market weakness reflects record outflows from coin-based Bitcoin ETFs, high interest rates, and decreased appetite for risky assets. June 2026 was the worst month for Bitcoin ETFs, with a net outflow of $4.51 billion, and BTC and ETH ended up falling by more than 20%.

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