Bitcoin's correction cycles show a predictable pattern worth tracking. Based on market data, pullbacks from local peaks typically range 30-40 days before finding a bottom. We're currently around day 35 into this cycle—right in the window where things could stabilize or extend further.



Historically, corrections have been shaped by specific events. The 2024 yen carry trade unwind caught many off-guard, creating sharp selloffs. Now in 2025, tariff concerns are weighing on sentiment, adding another layer of uncertainty to the recovery timeline.

The question isn't whether we bottom—it's when. If the pattern holds, we're close to the decision point. Market catalysts could accelerate or delay the process, so positioning matters more than perfect timing.
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ApyWhisperervip
· 12-27 14:53
Day 35 and still talking about cycles? I think this time it really depends on the developments on the tariff side; otherwise, this bottom might really be dragged out to beyond 40 days.
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GateUser-9f682d4cvip
· 12-27 14:48
Day 35 and still no bottom, this wave is really dragging down. I feel the key issue is still the unresolved tariff risks.
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GasFeeCryBabyvip
· 12-27 14:46
It's already day 35, and you're still waiting for the bottom? I think this wave is going to continue to drop, and the tariff issue isn't over yet.
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GasWaster69vip
· 12-27 14:45
Day 35 and still no bottom, is this stretch longer this time... The key still depends on how the tariff policy is handled.
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