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CryptoQuant analyst names a possible date for the next Bitcoin peak
An analyst from the on-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant, known by the pseudonym Darkfost, stated that the next Bitcoin price peak may occur no earlier than February 2028.
He noted that the current correction in the leading cryptocurrency market has lasted about 159 days — since October 2025, when Bitcoin’s price exceeded $126,000.
According to Darkfost’s observations, the intervals between historical highs (ATH) have been gradually decreasing. The gaps between price peaks were:
- 2017 — 1180 days
- 2021 — 1093 days
- 2025 — 849 days
“If this trend continues, the next market peak may occur in early February 2028,” the analyst suggested.
He also highlighted a consistent pattern: the time intervals between new all-time highs are gradually shortening.
According to the analyst, the halving is not the primary factor that triggers a new price rally. Typically, bear markets end well before this event occurs.
At the same time, halving remains an important element of market dynamics. The reduction in the block reward decreases the rate of Bitcoin issuance, which reduces inflationary pressure and limits selling by miners.
Earlier, Blockforce Capital hedge fund analyst Brett Munster stated that sell-offs in the Bitcoin market may be approaching their final phase, and the current market structure resembles previous cycles before a recovery begins.
