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Despite price pullbacksand recent market volatility, a crypto analyst has predicted that Bitcoin (BTC) may still have room for another parabolic rally. The analyst cited historically reliable top indicators that suggest that the market has not reached its top yet, even as parabolic signals fail to trigger a surge. No Sign Of A Bitcoin Cycle Top — Yet
In a recent poston X (formerly Twitter), market expert Crypto Con shared a comprehensive technical analysis rooted in the well-regarded top Bitcoin cycle indicators developed by DA_Prof. The accompanying chart revealed that Bitcoin’s current market trajectory has yet to reach the “ cycle top” zone — a region that has consistently coincided with major market peaks in the past. Related Reading Road To $320,000: Bitcoin Enters Trend Continuation, But $109,400 Must Hold 6 days ago
Da Prof’s technical indicator model synthesizes insights from thirteen time-tested on-chain and market metrics. This multifactor approach has successfully predicted past cycle tops in 2013, 2017, and 2021, making it a valuable tool in potentially identifying long-term market turning points. Source: Crypto Con on X
According to Crypto Con, Bitcoin’s current price actionand technical readings suggest that the flagship cryptocurrency may still be preparing for a final ATH rally. The analyst asserts that any potential cycle peak in 2025 will likely emerge only when Bitcoin enters a critical zone identified through the convergence of these thirteen advanced indicators.
The metrics utilized in Da Prof’s indicator model include: Coin Value Days Destroyed (CVDD) Extension Net Unrealized Profit-Loss (NUPL) Market Value-Realized Value Z-score(MVRVZ) Calendar Seasonality (CSI: top near November 21) Puell Multiple(PUELL) Halving Seasonality (HSI: top near 538 days after halving event) Logue PolyLog Regression (PLR) Realized Price (RP) Extension Plus Directional Movement (PDM) Logarithmic MACD (LMACD) Pi Cycle Top (PCT) Transaction Fee Spike (TFS) Risk
Crypto Con noted that historically, when these indicators converged in the red-hot region, represented by the cluster of indicators in the lower heatmap section of the chart, the Bitcoin price experienced a dramatic peak followed by a significant crash.
However, in the current cycle, none of Da Prof’s metrics have entered the zone. Instead, the readings across the lower bands of the model remain comparatively muted, suggesting that market euphoria has not yet reached past-cycle extremes. Parabola Signals Flash Early, But No Peak In Sight
While Da Prof’s top Bitcoin indicators remain elusive, Parabola signals, another key feature of Crypto Con’s analysis, have flashed not once but three times in this cycle. These signals are historically linked with the early stages of Bitcoin’s explosive price ralliesexperienced during the previous bull markets. Related Reading Is Bitcoin Price Turning Bullish Or Bearish? Crypto Analyst Reveals Critical Levels To Watch 6 days ago
Yet despite these alerts, Bitcoin has failed to enter a true parabolic breakout phase so far in 2025. Crypto Con has indicated that the May 2025 parabola signal is especially notable, as it coincides with Bitcoin crossing the indicator’s Parabolic Boundary.
This breach, paired with the absence of Da Prof’s indicator stack, creates an unusual setup. Emphasizing this anomaly, Crypto Con posed a rhetorical question: “No cycle top + parabola signal = ?” —- hinting that Bitcoin’s true bullish climaxmay still be ahead. BTC trading at $106,409 on the 1D chart | Source: BTCUSDT on Tradingview.com Featured image from Adobe Stock, chart from Tradingview.com