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Popular market analyst KillaXBT has shared a bold prediction of a Bitcoin 
super cycle. After multiple failed “super cycle” calls by other market 
enthusiasts, the anonymous market expert argues that Bitcoin’s defining 
breakout has yet to begin, highlighting a key market condition. Related 
Reading: Bitcoin Short-Term Holders Face Prolonged Pain As Key Metric Stays 
Red Metal Market Downtrend, Bitcoin Supertrend According to KillaXBT in an X 
post on December 27, the real super cycle will only emerge when capital 
decisively rotates away from precious metals and into Bitcoin, marking a 
generational shift rather than a typical crypto rally. Unlike past “premature” 
super-cycle narratives, driven more by optimism, the analyst references a 
budding price structure similarity that indicates a massive Bitcoin price 
rally ahead. Notably, interest in precious metals is soaring after gold and 
silver recently reached new ATH prices of $4,500 and $77, respectively. 
Similar to most analysts, KillaXBT anticipates these precious metals will 
eventually slip into a multi-year downtrend that will force investors to 
explore other havens against inflation. In particular, the analyst expects 
older generations to remain anchored in gold, while a new cohort of capital 
increasingly chooses Bitcoin as its preferred store of value. As metals 
underperform, a scarce Bitcoin is tipped to record an unprecedented demand. 
The analyst draws a historical parallel between gold in early 1972 and 
Bitcoin’s current position heading into 2027. In this period, Gold entered a 
powerful multi-year run as capital sought protection from inflation and 
currency debasement. KillaXBT argues Bitcoin is approaching a similar 
inflection point and is set to outperform every major asset class in the next 
cycle. Interestingly, gold, long considered the ultimate store of value, is 
currently valued at an estimated $31.7 trillion in market cap value. Bitcoin, 
by contrast, sits near $1.83 trillion. KillaXBT explains that even at a 
Bitcoin price of $200,000, the network’s market cap would rise to roughly $5 
trillion, still about six times smaller than gold, highlighting how early 
Bitcoin remains in the global asset hierarchy. Related Reading: Ethereum 
Investors Slide Deeper Into Losses – What The Drop Below $3,000 Means This Is 
The Last Sub $100,000 Bear Market – Analyst In concluding notes, KillaXBT 
states that skepticism has accompanied every major Bitcoin rally, consistently 
peaking just before large upside moves. In past cycles, critics pointed to 
regulation, environmental concerns, and volatility risks. Today, the fear 
narrative has shifted to emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence 
and quantum computing. The analyst suggests that these concerns may once again 
pressure investors out of the market prematurely. However, KillaXBT is taking 
a bullish stance as they believe the current phase could represent the final 
prolonged bear market in which Bitcoin trades below $100,000. However, they 
warn that investors should expect the supercycle boom in 2027, as 2026 is 
likely to be a bearish period. Featured image from Shutterstock, chart from 
Tradingview

Here’s When Bitcoin Super Cycle Will Kick In  — Analyst

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Welcome to Latam Insights, a compilation of the most relevant crypto news from 
Latin America over the past week. In this week’s edition, Venezuela’s oil 
income relies largely on USDT payments, JPMorgan freezes accounts belonging to 
Latam-based stablecoin companies, and Argentina’s Milei signed an NDA with 
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Since the short squeeze in mid-December, Bitcoin has yet to make any 
significant price gain, facing multiple rejections at the $90,000 price zone. 
The maiden cryptocurrency is presently consolidating within the $87,000, while 
investors patiently anticipate a clear market direction. According to 
pseudonymous analyst Sunny Mom, recent on-chain analysis suggests that bearish 
sentiment will remain dominant in the coming months following the initial 
extended correction in October and November. Related Reading: Bitcoin 4-Year 
Cycle Is Dead: Crypto Trader Explains What Happens Next Why Rising Short-Term 
Bitcoin Supply Is Flashing A Rare Bearish Signal In a QuickTake post on 
December 27, Sunny Mom draws attention to the BTC HODL waves, which show the 
rising share of short-term holders coinciding with falling prices, flipping a 
metric that typically supports bullish narratives. Historically, an increase 
in short-term holder (STH) supply, coins held for less than 155 days, suggests 
fresh capital is entering the market ahead of sustained rallies. However, the 
analyst described the current move as “passive bag-holding” rather than 
signaling “new blood.” This is because investors who bought during the 
$120,000 rally in October, driven by FOMO, alongside dip buyers in November, 
now sit on unrealized losses, thereby creating a price setup that alters 
market behavior. Sunny Mom explains that each relief rally is met with selling 
pressure as these holders attempt to exit at breakeven, effectively turning 
the expanding STH cohort into a ceiling rather than a floor. Therefore, price 
rebounds struggle to gain traction. The renowned analyst explains that the 
market is witnessing an emotional toll that is growing visibly on-chain. 
Notably, there have been repeated spikes in Net Realized Loss (NRL) since 
October liquidations, suggesting that capitulation is underway, with investors 
locking in losses after months of endurance. Sunny Mom describes the process 
as a “dull knife” finally cutting deep, an indication that weaker hands are 
being forced out, not through a single crash, but through prolonged 
exhaustion. Related Reading: Bitcoin Short-Term Holders Face Prolonged Pain As 
Key Metric Stays Red Bitcoin In Demand Vacuum As Likely Fall Below $80,000 
Remains Active In further analysis, Mom attributes the current bearish setup 
to a demand vacuum. The market expert explains that exchange reserves are 
sitting near multi-year lows, signaling limited immediate sell-side liquidity. 
At the same time, long-term holders (LTHs) show little interest in 
distributing coins, reinforcing the view that conviction capital remains 
intact. Therefore, the problem lies on the demand side. With macro uncertainty 
still elevated, new buyers appear hesitant to step in, creating a demand 
vacuum. This also creates thin order books, meaning even modest sell pressure 
can push prices sharply lower. While some market watchers target a potential 
recovery in Q1 2026, citing expectations of rate cuts and improved global 
liquidity. Mom predicts Bitcoin may need a “final shakeout” to resolve the 
imbalance and reset the market for a bullish breakout. The analyst points to a 
potential move below $80,000 as a liquidity hunt that could flush remaining 
weak hands and allow larger holders to reaccumulate. Featured image from 
Pngtree, chart from Tradingview

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