Cantor Fitzgerald Says Bitcoin Bear Market May Be Nearing Its End
Wall Street investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald said its analysis of Bitcoin's historical trading cycles suggests the current bear market may be entering its final stretch. The assessment could influence capital allocation and reflects a shift in market attention from short-term prices to whether blockchain usage can generate sustained demand for tokens.
Cantor Fitzgerald's latest analysis said Bitcoin could bottom in the coming months, around October 2026, but gave no specific price or value target. Its analysts also expect the next winners to be networks capable of converting real-world usage into lasting token demand. Digital-asset treasury companies, meanwhile, are evolving into bridges between traditional finance and crypto markets.
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The history behind this eventBitcoin May Be Nearing Late Stages of Bear Market, Analyst Says
After a prolonged period of sharp volatility in crypto markets, turning points in Bitcoin's bull and bear cycles remain a key focus for investors and financial institutions worldwide. Accurately gauging when a bear market is nearing its end is critical to capital flows across digital assets and directly affects when investors reposition and how much risk they are willing to take. Analysts' assessments of the market cycle therefore serve as important benchmarks in finance and technology.
Jamie Coutts, chief crypto analyst at financial research firm Real Vision, said in a recent report that Bitcoin's downward momentum has begun to ease, suggesting the market may be entering the latter half of the bear cycle. Although current technical indicators and trends remain bearish, he explicitly forecast that Bitcoin could recover and reach $250,000 within the next two to three years as downward pressure subsides.
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