Bitcoin’s Descent: $45K By 2026 Or Just Another Crypto Cringe?

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Oh, Bitcoin, you romantic. After a stunning 50% plunge from its “all-time high” (read: peak delusion), the king of crypto has slumped to $60k, which is apparently its new dating profile photo. October 2024’s low? Just a warm-up act for the main event. The real question isn’t “will it crash?” but “how many people will lose their life savings before this is over?”

Enter NoLimit, crypto’s answer to a fortune teller who charges in Bitcoin. He’s not here for your emotional support; he’s got a “framework” (read: guesswork with graphs) that claims time is as important as price. Because obviously, the universe runs on halving clocks and panic timers.

Potential Bitcoin Low In Oct-Nov

Let’s talk history, shall we? In 2012, Bitcoin bottomed 406 days after its last high. In 2016, 363 days. In 2020, 376 days. NoLimit’s like, “See a pattern? It’s basically a horoscope for investors!” The 2024 halving hasn’t finished its “cycle” yet, so October-November 2026? That’s just when your ex will finally stop messaging you about how they’ve changed. Coincidence? Probably not.

What NUPL Data Suggests

NUPL, the “institutional-grade” indicator that’s basically a crystal ball for people who hate money. When it turns “blue,” Bitcoin hits generational lows. It nailed 2018, 2020, and 2022. But right now? The blue zone is still a distant dream, like a retirement fund for millennials. According to NoLimit, we’ve got a ways to go-probably involving more memes about HODLing and fewer actual profits.

Putting it all together, NoLimit says $45k-$50k by 2026. His “bottom target.” Because nothing says “trust me” like a range that’s still 30% off your 2021 peak. Maybe invest in a cat tree instead. At least it won’t evaporate when the next moon landing fails.

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2026-02-07 01:26