Tom Lee2026-09-30 05:33:49Tom Lee says crypto market has entered a bull phaseTom Lee said at Korea Blockchain Week 2026 that the crypto market has entered a bull phase. He pointed to several factors behind that view: Bitcoin has moved above its 200-day moving average, institutional investor inflows have picked up again, tokenization is becoming more common, and AI agents have started using digital currencies for transactions. His remarks framed the current market setup as one supported by both technical signals and broader adoption trends across finance and emerging AI-driven use cases.240
Tom Lee2026-09-30 02:49:12Tom Lee says the next bull market could be the biggest cycle yetAccording to The Block, BitMine chairman Tom Lee said at Korea Blockchain Week 2026 that the coming bull market could be the biggest cycle to date. The remark was cited by The Block in a social media post linked in the source material. The available source text is brief and does not include additional details on the timing, drivers, or market segments Lee was referring to. Based on the provided information, the core news is limited to Lee’s public statement at the event and The Block’s attribution of that comment. No further figures, forecasts, or supporting context were disclosed in the input.190
Bitcoin2026-09-29 13:33:49Peter Brandt raises Bitcoin cycle-top target to $300,000-$600,000 by end of 2029Veteran trader Peter Brandt said Bitcoin has likely already put in its low for the current cycle and entered a new bull-market phase. He raised his cycle-top target from an earlier $250,000-$300,000 range to $300,000-$600,000 by the end of 2029, adding that a move to $500,000 is "very possible." At the same time, Brandt warned that Bitcoin could pull back to $65,000-$66,000 in early October to flush out late buyers chasing the rally. He also reiterated his skepticism toward XRP as an investment, calling it a "fool coin" and arguing that payment utility and Ripple's banking partnerships do not automatically translate into price appreciation.230
Bitcoin2026-09-29 13:33:00Peter Brandt Raises Bitcoin Cycle Top Target to as High as $600,000Veteran trader Peter Brandt said Bitcoin has likely already put in its low for the current market cycle and entered a new bull phase. He raised his cycle-top forecast from an earlier range of $250,000 to $300,000 to a new target of $300,000 to $600,000 by the end of 2029, adding that a move to $500,000 is "very possible." At the same time, Brandt warned that Bitcoin could pull back to $65,000-$66,000 in early October in what he described as a move to flush out momentum buyers who chased the rally. Brandt also expressed skepticism about XRP as an investment, calling it a "fool coin." He said XRP’s payment use case and Ripple’s banking partnerships do not necessarily mean the token’s value will rise. The remarks were cited by Cointelegraph and carried by Odaily.260
Bitcoin2026-09-29 02:45:12BIT research says Bitcoin bear market is over, with this cycle’s top seen at $185,000 to $215,000BIT research argues that Bitcoin has moved back into a bull-market phase after holding above $62,900, then breaking through the 21-week moving average at $69,272. The report says BTC has now climbed into the $84,000-$86,000 range, cleared the May 2026 high, and reclaimed the 1-year moving average, while monthly cycle indicators also point to the end of the bear market. It also says Bitcoin has moved back above the True Market Mean, the average cost basis of all holders, currently estimated at $76,897, putting the broader market back in profit. On valuation, the report links Bitcoin to roughly $40.1 trillion in U.S. federal debt and derives an implied fair value of about $105,000. For the cycle peak, BIT research uses an 85% premium to the True Market Mean as the minimum trigger for a topping phase, which translates to about $142,260 at current levels, then projects a final top in the $185,000-$215,000 range. Even so, the report says a move toward $200,000 is more likely to be a 2028-2029 event than a near-term target.250
Yi Lihua2026-09-28 06:52:56Yi Lihua says pullback does not change bull market trendLiquid Capital founder Yi Lihua said the latest market pullback was in line with what he had expected and argued that it does not alter the broader bull market trend. According to his remarks on Sept. 28, he had projected more than 20 days ago that the market could face a major correction once it approached the $86,000 area. He said the point was not to show off past calls, but to share what he was learning and use that process to improve his own discipline and judgment. Yi added that the early stage of a bull market still offers opportunities across the board. Beyond moves in the broader market, he said selected high-quality assets in specific segments could continue to rise in rotation. He also urged market participants to tune out noise, move past setbacks, and stay focused on investment and trading opportunities.270
JackYi2026-09-28 06:52:00JackYi says pullback does not change bull market trend, expects quality assets to rotate higherLiquid Capital founder JackYi said the latest market pullback was in line with his earlier expectations and does not alter his broader bullish view. In a post on X, he said his team had expected a major correction near the $86,000 level more than 20 days ago. He added that when the market approached roughly $86,000 a few days ago, they continued to look for a pullback. JackYi said the point of sharing those views was not to show off, but to keep learning, improve through public discussion, and stay rational. Looking ahead, he argued that the correction does not affect the overall bull market trend. He described the early stage of a bull market as a period with opportunities across the board, adding that beyond the broader market move, selected high-quality assets could rise in rotation. He also urged market participants to ignore setbacks and noise and stay focused on investment and trading opportunities.260
Bitcoin2026-09-26 08:30:58Analyst says adjusted MVRV shows Bitcoin has entered a bull market phaseCryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. said an adjusted MVRV signal now points to Bitcoin being in a bull market phase. According to his reading, the ratio between the 30-day and 365-day moving averages of adjusted MVRV first crossed above its own 365-day moving average on Aug. 20, marking the start of an early bull phase when Bitcoin traded at $71,255. That phase lasted 31 days, during which Bitcoin rose 13%. Adler added that on Sept. 20, the ratio moved above the 1.0 baseline, a level he said indicates the short-term MVRV average has overtaken the annual average. At that point, Bitcoin was priced at $80,691, which he described as the market’s transition into a bull phase. He said the ratio currently stands at 1.018, with Bitcoin at $84,156, and that the bullish structure remains intact as long as the reading stays above 1.0. Since 2012, this is the sixth transition from an early bull phase to a bull market phase under the same framework. In the previous five cases, four ended with prices above the level seen at the start of the bull phase. The only exception was in August 2015.260
