Bull ends?
Bitcoin Bull Run Ends On 3 November. Yes, you read it right. After deep research of over 48 hours, our analysts have come to a conclusion that the bull run of Bitcoin can end on November 3. It is expected to reach an ATH of $155.6k before starting to decline. According to past cycles, BTC has topped around these times, and it is noticeable that the top is getting a bit earlier every time.
How to spot a BTC top?
- When your sidelined friend asks you whether he should consider adding BTC in his portfolio.
- When CT is euphoric “$1 Million next”.
- Peak Bull hopium and the sideliners entering the markets.
- When haters start praising Bitcoin.
Cheds called the Bitcoin 2021 Top

Sentiment Top: The Silent Killer
The sentiment top typically occurs before the price top, but retail investors rarely notice it. This is when smart money—institutional investors, whales, and experienced traders—begin quietly exiting their positions. While prices continue climbing and headlines remain bullish, the underlying market structure weakens.
Key signs of a sentiment top include:
- Extreme greed readings on sentiment indicators
- Record-breaking social media engagement and Google search trends
- Celebrities and influencers aggressively promoting crypto
- Traditional finance “experts” who once dismissed Bitcoin now predicting six-figure targets
- Explosive growth in leveraged long positions
- New crypto projects launching daily with absurd valuations
By the time mainstream retail investors recognize these signs, it’s often too late. The smart money has already rotated out, leaving retail to hold the bag.
How Retail Investors Get Trapped
The retail trap follows a predictable pattern every cycle:
Stage 1 – Late Entry: After months of watching Bitcoin climb, retail investors finally cave to FOMO and buy near the top, convinced they’re still early because “Bitcoin is going to $200k.”
Stage 2 – Initial Drop: Bitcoin drops 10-15%, but retail views it as a “healthy correction” or “dip buying opportunity.” They double down, often using leverage to “maximize gains on the recovery.”
Stage 3 – False Hope Rally: A brief bounce convinces retail that the bull market is intact. Social media explodes with “I told you so” posts and “Bulls are back” celebrations. This is often the final distribution phase where remaining smart money exits.
Stage 4 – The Cascade: The real decline begins. What started as a 15% correction becomes 30%, then 50%. Retail investors, now underwater, refuse to sell because they’re “long-term holders” or believe they can “DCA their way out.”
Stage 5 – Capitulation: After months of decline and a 70-80% drawdown from the top, retail finally capitulates and sells at the bottom, swearing off crypto forever—only to miss the next cycle’s early accumulation phase.
Conclusion
Always perform due diligence before entering markets and conduct detailed risk analysis on the markets you trade or invest in. Knowledge is the key to successful trading and investing, so stick to a few selected tickers that you understand well. Proper risk and money management come from experience over time. Trading and investing are long-term pursuits, and ups and downs are part of the journey.


