- Bitcoin has never ended a cycle without breaking above the Power Law Corridor’s blue line, now positioned at approximately $109,000.
- Every past cycle saw BTC breach the midline and rally into the red zone, marking the peak of each major bull run.
- ETF inflows and whale accumulation suggest strong market demand, aligning with historical breakout patterns seen in previous Bitcoin cycles.
Bitcoin remains below a critical threshold in its Power Law Corridor, suggesting its current cycle has not yet reached completion.
Bitcoin Must Break $109K to Complete the Current Cycle
According to crypto analyst Washigorira, known as Titan of Crypto, Bitcoin has never ended a cycle without breaking above the blue midline in the Power Law Corridor. In a tweet posted on May 4, the analyst noted that this key level currently sits around $109,000.
Each historical cycle — 2013, 2017, and 2021 — has seen Bitcoin breach this midline before reaching its peak. The breakout has consistently marked the start of sharp upward momentum that moved into the red band, known as the euphoria zone. The chart used divides Bitcoin’s growth into four distinct cycles mapped using a logarithmic growth channel.
Bitcoin Power Law Corridor Signals Unfinished Cycle
Cycle 1, spanning from 2011 to 2013, ended with a clean move above the midline followed by a parabolic rise. Cycle 2 (2014–2017) repeated the pattern with a breakout to new all-time highs. Cycle 3 (2018–2021) saw some deviations, including a temporary false breakout in 2019. Still, it eventually closed the cycle with a strong rally to $69,000.
Now in Cycle 4, Bitcoin is trading just below the blue line once again. The historical model suggests that without a move past the $109K level, the cycle remains incomplete. The post emphasizes that every past cycle ended only after breaching this critical level.
ETF Inflows and Whale Activity Add to Bullish Pressure
In addition to the technical model, market activity shows increased demand. CryptoGoos reported aggressive Bitcoin purchases from ETFs, contributing to strong inflows. At the same time, large investors are acquiring unprecedented amounts of Bitcoin, adding further buying pressure to the market.
As historical cycles suggest a midline breakout is necessary to conclude the current run, attention remains on Bitcoin’s position relative to the $109K threshold. Market watchers continue to monitor both price movement and institutional accumulation closely.
