There is no doubt: The analyst's forecast of Bitcoin $900,000 follows the familiar scenario.

Bitcoin fell to $105,235 today, down 1.5% in the last 24 hours and down 4.2% in the last week. Some market watchers see this decline as a pause before a big move. According to their chart, Bitcoin may be preparing for another strong rally. Historical patterns indicate a recovery According to a report from an analyst known as "Mister Crypto", the rounded bottom and ascending triangle patterns have marked every major bullish run of Bitcoin. In 2013, when Bitcoin was trading below 10 dollars, it spent many months in a smooth curved base before breaking out and surpassing 1,000 dollars. A similar pattern emerged in 2017. After nearly three years of sideways movement, the price finally surged to $20,000. The last cycle in 2021 also followed the same scenario, with nearly four years of building a broad base before soaring to nearly $70,000.

Mister Crypto's chart shows that the period after 2021 has formed another base. If history unfolds similarly, his forecast indicates a breakout in 2025 could push Bitcoin up to $900,000 - a bullish 760% from the current level. Accumulation analysis chart According to the chart shared by another analyst, Bitcoin often moves in stages. First, there is an initial "bullish leg" signaling a shift from deep accumulation to a developing bullish trend. Afterwards, the price stabilizes in the "re-accumulation" phase before the final run.

From 2019 to 2021, Bitcoin followed this path closely. Analysts note that from the end of 2023 to mid-2025, Bitcoin appears to be in a similar period of reaccumulation. If this goes as in previous cycles, the next major bull run could push Bitcoin into the $270,000–$350,000 range before any parabolic spikes appear. Long-term holders continue to add coins. On-chain data shows that long-term holders of ( addresses have not moved their funds for over 155 days) and are still accumulating. From March 3rd to May 25th, 2025, these holders have increased their total supply by nearly 1.40 million BTC. This has pushed long-term holdings from 14,354,000 BTC to 15,739,400 BTC. In previous bullish markets—such as in 2013, 2017, and 2021—long-term holders often sold during price increases to take profits. However, nowadays, they seem satisfied with holding. If a large amount of Bitcoin remains untraded, there will be fewer coins available for new buyers. This could tighten supply and make strong moves more likely to occur as demand increases.

Looking ahead in an uncertain market Bitcoin has lost momentum recently, but many analysts believe this price fall will not last. At $105,000, the price is below last week's level. Based on reports, some view this as a healthy consolidation before a larger bullish run. Others warn that global interest rates, regulations, and macro factors could slow things down.