According to CoinGlass BTC data, Bitcoin is close to registering three consecutive months of price dips. The asset saw a 22.2% dip in Q1 and a 11.91% dip in Q2. Q3 has seen further price corrections for BTC. This pattern has emerged three times in the past; in 2014, 2019, and 2022. Let’s discuss what the pattern means for BTC’s future.

Will Bitcoin Rise After 3 Consecutive Months Of Price Dips?

What’s interesting about Bitcoin’s (BTC) price pattern is that whenever the asset has seen 3 straight months of declines, it has bottomed out within the next 1-2 quarters before entering another bullish phase. The pattern also falls within BTC’s four-year cycle.

If we follow the four-year cycle and the bottoming out soon after a three-month consecutive dip, we could see Bitcoin (BTC) begin an upward momentum in early 2027. Bitcoin (BTC) hit its last all-time high of $126,080 in October 2025. If history repeats itself, the asset could climb to another peak in 2029.

Can It Rally Any Sooner?

The cryptocurrency market is in one of its most bearish phases ever. Macroeconomic uncertainties and constant global geopolitical tensions have led to a significant exodus of investors from the cryptocurrency sector. Risk appetite is extremely low right now. Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen by more than 50% since its October 2025 peak.

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To add fuel to fire, the Federal Reserve is likely to raise interest rates twice later this year. Higher rates may lead to further price dips for Bitcoin (BTC). With another re-escalation in the US-Iran conflict, inflation may continue to surge as markets brace for another energy crisis. The stage is just not right for Bitcoin (BTC) to flourish. Once the war comes to a close and interest rates go down, there is a chance for BTC to rebound.