Bitcoin Parabolic Breakout Loading? Chart Suggests $300K Is Coming Next

Bitcoin’s price history shows a recurring pattern tied closely to its halving events, and a recent chart shared by @TheBTCTherapist is bringing renewed attention to that cycle. 

The chart tracks Bitcoin’s performance from 2011 through a projected 2025 cycle and shows a repeating setup of accumulation followed by a steep parabolic breakout. With Bitcoin already in the expected accumulation zone for the 2025 run, traders are starting to take notice.

In 2013, Bitcoin moved from below $15 to over $1,100. Four years later, the price surged from around $200 in 2015 to nearly $20,000 by the end of 2017. 

Another four years later, Bitcoin jumped from $4,000 to $69,000 in 2021. These spikes all occurred after a rounded accumulation phase lasting roughly two years. Each time, Bitcoin broke out from the “cup” pattern into a vertical climb.

The current cycle appears to follow a similar structure. The chart places Bitcoin in the final stretch of accumulation. The price has been climbing gradually along a dotted white trend line, mirroring previous pre-breakout setups. 

The chart’s 2025 projection box points toward a price zone between $200,000 and $300,000. While it doesn’t confirm a specific target, the structure and past movements suggest another steep rally could be near.

The phrase “Euphoria is coming,” included with the chart, reflects the final stage in Bitcoin’s typical cycle. It refers to the rapid, emotional buying that often follows breakouts and attracts wide retail interest. 

Historically, this stage comes late in the cycle and is followed by a sharp correction. This emotional peak has defined past bull markets and may now be approaching once again.

Bitcoin’s long-term price action has followed this four-year rhythm consistently. If the current setup continues to follow past patterns, a breakout phase could emerge before the end of 2025. 

With ETF inflows, halving effects, and macroeconomic conditions aligning, the chart gives traders a reason to keep watching the market closely. The current price action sits just below the historical breakout point, a level that has preceded explosive growth in each previous cycle.