Bitcoin halving cycles
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All three past Bitcoin cycles made their low by day 924. Today is day 934.

Updated 10 November 2026 · data: Coinbase (live price) and historical daily closes

Each past cycle's lowest close came on day 777, 890, 924 after its halving. In this cycle, the lowest close so far is $58,654, on day 801. This is what happened before, not a forecast of what happens next.

CycleLow, days after halvingLowest closeFall from the cycle high
2012day 777$177.28
14 January 2015
−84.5%
2016day 890$3,178
16 December 2018
−83.6%
2020day 924$15,787
21 November 2022
−76.7%
2024day 801 (so far)$58,654
30 June 2026
−53.0%

Daily closing prices in USD. 2024 figures are so far: the cycle is not finished, and its low can still change.

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Questions

When did past Bitcoin cycles make their low?

Counted in days after each halving, the deepest daily close after the cycle high came on day 777, day 890, day 924. Today is day 934 of the 2024 cycle.

Does that mean the 2024 cycle has made its low?

No. It means only that the 2024 cycle is now past the day when earlier cycles had made theirs. Its lowest daily close so far is $58,654 on day 801, and a lower one could still come. Three past cycles are a small sample.

How is the low measured?

The deepest daily close after the cycle high, up to 500 days before the next halving, the same window the chart uses for each cycle.

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