Trader: The bottom of the Bitcoin bear market is $40,740 or $42,680

By: rootdata|2026/04/25 11:25:16
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Quantitative trader Killa shared his comparison of the Bitcoin bear market bottom on platform X. He stated that the bottom should be at $38,800, considering a deviation of about 5%, the bottom could be $40,740 or $42,680.

Killa previously used models (cyclical decay analysis, pattern analysis, mathematics + numerology) to predict this bull market's top at $121,362, while the actual top was $126,100. Killa emphasized that even the highest prediction of $42,680 is still far below $60,000. Therefore, $60,000 as a bottom is "very optimistic." He plans to buy as much spot Bitcoin as possible in July and August.

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