Veteran commodities trader Peter Brandt has projected that Bitcoin could reach approximately $500,000 during its next major bull market cycle, estimating a potential peak somewhere in the $300,000 to $600,000 range by late 2029.
Peter Brandt targets $500,000 Bitcoin peak by 2029, CryptoQuant signals new bull market
Long-Term Outlook: Cycle-Based Projections
Brandt indicated that his long-term target is predicated on Bitcoin’s established four-year halving cycle, rather than any imminent price surge. He emphasized that the next Bitcoin halving, scheduled for 2028, would likely set the stage for a cycle peak the following year.
At today’s price, trading near $84,700, reaching $500,000 would represent a sixfold increase. Climbing to the upper end of Brandt’s projection at $600,000 would mean an increase of more than 600% from current levels.
Brandt’s earlier cycle model had centered on a $300,000 to $500,000 peak, citing historical patterns that place market tops roughly a year after each halving event. His updated outlook extends that upper boundary to $600,000, highlighting both optimism around institutional adoption and the persistence of Bitcoin’s cycle rhythm.
Bitcoin’s established halving rhythm, combined with growing institutional participation, underpins projections of a possible peak between $300,000 and $600,000 by late 2029.
Brandt clarified that while he remains bullish for the long term, he expects continued volatility and potential corrections over the coming years, with no immediate move from the $84,000 level to the projected highs. He noted that the chart’s near-term structure remains critical for assessing shorter time-frame risks and opportunities.
Current Price Structure and Support Levels
Following a brief rally above $87,000, Bitcoin has settled around $84,000. Market analysts have identified $88,000 to $90,000 as the next key resistance zone, while a strong support level has emerged in the $80,000 to $81,000 range after the most recent breakout.
Technical indicators suggest that maintaining price stability above this support could be vital for preserving bullish momentum, especially heading into the next halving cycle.
Onchain Analytics and Meme Token Activity
Onchain data is also echoing Brandt’s constructive outlook. Recent analysis by CryptoQuant reveals that Bitcoin has reclaimed its bull-market regime, marked by its first decisive close above the 365-day moving average since March 2023.
CryptoQuant founder Ki Young Ju projected the current cycle could deliver gains in the range of three to five times the prevailing price. He cited increased institutional involvement as a factor likely to bring less dramatic peaks and corrections than in past cycles.
CryptoQuant observed that stronger institutional participation may dampen volatility, resulting in more moderate but sustained market growth in the next bull cycle.
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