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Peter Brandt sees an “investible low” occurring in September — followed by a major rally to $300,000. Is it likely? |
Peter Brandt says Bitcoin could form an “investable low” in September or October.
After this, Brandt believes Bitcoin will rally to between $300,000 and $500,000.
AI models remain divided.
Veteran trader Peter Brandt’s prediction that Bitcoin will form an “investable low” in September or October has returned to the spotlight as the window approaches, with the analyst arguing the next bull-market peak could eventually reach between $300,000 and $500,000.
While the prediction depends on Bitcoin’s historic cycle pattern continuing, improving spot ETF demand has prompted hopeful speculation that a multi-year bull market could eventually emerge.
Peter Brandt’s $300K Bitcoin Price Forecast
Brandt, one of the longest-serving technical analysts in financial markets, first outlined the forecast in April, arguing that Bitcoin has displayed one of the most consistent cyclical patterns of any traded asset over the past 15 years.
“Should Bitcoin continue with the most remarkable cyclic patterns of any market in the past 15 years, an investable low is scheduled for Sep/Oct 2026,” Brandt wrote on X.
He cautioned that the expected bottom could either hold above or briefly undercut February’s low before the next bull cycle begins.
“That low might or might not penetrate the Feb 2026 low.”
If the historical rhythm remains intact, Brandt believes Bitcoin’s next major bull-market peak could arrive around September or October 2029.
“The next high (should patterns continue) will be between $300k and $500k in Sep/Oct 2029.”
The projected timing broadly aligns with Bitcoin’s historical four-year halving cycle, with previous major bull markets typically peaking around 12 to 18 months after supply reductions.
Bitcoin’s next halving is expected in 2028.
Brandt Has Called Major Bitcoin Price Moves Before
Brandt’s latest forecast has drawn additional attention after several of his previous Bitcoin calls proved broadly accurate.
Earlier this year, Brandt warned Bitcoin could decline into the $58,000 to $62,000 range if bearish technical conditions persisted.
“$58,000 to $62,000 is where I think it is going BTC,” Brandt wrote at the time.
Weeks later, Bitcoin fell into that range during its latest correction before stabilizing near current levels.
However, his best-known forecast came in January 2018, when Bitcoin was trading above $10,000.
After identifying a double-top formation, Brandt warned Bitcoin could fall below $4,000.
Bitcoin ultimately finished that year below $4,000, following one of the largest bear markets in its history.
