Trader Killa says Bitcoin could reach a new all-time high by late Q4 2027

Trader Killa says Bitcoin could reach a new all-time high by late Q4 2027

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2026-09-08 02:19:00
Trader Killa said Bitcoin has been taking less time to set fresh highs in each market cycle. Using the previous cycle that began in 2022 as a simple reference, he said BTC should make a new all-time high by February 2028 at the latest. Killa also argued that the current cycle is moving faster than the last one, noting that Bitcoin appears to have bottomed roughly three to four months earlier than in the prior cycle. On that basis, he said the timing for a new high could also shift forward. Based on his view that cycle durations are continuing to compress, Killa expects BTC to break its all-time high near the end of the fourth quarter of 2027 and rise above $126,000 in November 2027. The comments were reported by ChainCatcher.

ChainCatcher reported that trader Killa said Bitcoin is taking less time to reach new highs in each market cycle.

Using the previous cycle that began in 2022 as a simple reference, Killa said BTC should make a new all-time high by February 2028 at the latest.

He added that the current cycle is moving faster than the last one, with Bitcoin bottoming about three to four months earlier than in the previous cycle. That could bring the timing of a new high forward as well. Based on his view that cycle lengths are continuing to shorten, Killa expects BTC to set a fresh all-time high near the end of the fourth quarter of 2027 and move above $126,000 in November 2027.

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