A 4chan post from December 12, 2023, predicted Bitcoin would top on October 6, 2025, a forecast fulfilled when BTC hit an all-time high of $126,198.07 on that date. The same numerological pattern, based on a 364-day interval from highs to lows, identifies October 5, 2026, as the projected market bottom. As of this morning, Bitcoin is trading around $86,100, approximately 32% below its peak but up about 2% on the day.

The recent price movement follows a U.S. jobs report showing only 29,000 new jobs in September against expectations of 90,000, suggesting the Federal Reserve may maintain current interest rates rather than hike them. This macroeconomic context supports risk assets like Bitcoin. However, the asset already fell to roughly $57,000 in mid-year, meaning it is currently about 50% above that low. Analyst Benjamin Cowen notes the accumulation phase began July 1 but flags a possible fourth-quarter floor near $44,000, indicating potential further downside despite the technical optimism surrounding the specific date.