Fact check: Bitcoin's all-time low and all-time high runs have consistently been the same exact amount of days.

Verdict: mostly true — Trust Score 65/100

The TikTok post highlights a Bitcoin price pattern of approximately 1,064 days of increase followed by 364 days of decrease, a cycle that has been discussed by various crypto analysts. While historical data generally supports the existence of such cycles, the exact durations and dates can vary slightly depending on the source. Predictions for future highs and lows based on this pattern are also circulating among analysts, with a potential bottom around October 2026. However, the claim about a 'kid going missing' after exposing this trend is unsubstantiated. confirmed by 16 sources.

Platform
tiktok
Source author
cryptodylnews — see all fact-checks of this account
Original post
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNRwQmBTf/
Verified on
June 29, 2026
Verification ID
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Platform: TIKTOK Author: @cryptodylnews --- Caption/Description --- This kid went missing after exposing this bitcoin chart trend! #bitcoin #btc #crypto #cryptocurrency #cryptonews --- Audio Transcript (What was said) --- This kid just went missing for exposing something in crypto. Literally shaking after finding what I just saw on Bitcoin. And I feel like I'm gonna hit post and I'm gonna be like washed or something after I walk out of my house today. Look at this chart on Bitcoin. Notice anything suspicious? Oh, maybe. Every single all time low and all time high run were the same exact amount of days. I'm literally in disbelief. Look at this. 2,014 to 2,017. The exact day we made all time highs was 1,064 days. Okay, whatever. Doesn't really mean much. Okay, 2017, 2018 went back to all time lows. Took 364 days. 2018 to 2021. When did we top out? The exact day? Monday the 15th, 2021, November. How many days was it? 1,064, just like the previous run. Oh, and what do you know? From that exact top back to the low. 364 days. Okay. Monday, November 8th to Monday, November 7th, 2022. And what do you know? This run from all time lows to all the highs. 1,064 days again. All the way from Monday the 7th November 2022 to Monday the 6th October 2025. So what does that mean? That basically means we know exactly when bitcoins going to bottom out. This shit if accurate, which it should be, there's less than a 0.000001% chances. So random. Monday the 6th, 2025. So it would be Monday the 5th October 2026. Which would put us around maybe 20 to 40,000. Maybe that's what we're about. Them out, and then we'll buy again. Like, don't even listen to me. I'm just showing you. Why --- On-Screen Text (OCR) --- I might get hunted down for posting this bitcoin chart 😳 127K 2,358 3,152 114K REQUIEM SOURCE PLATFORM: unclear --- 127K 2,358 3,152 114K official! REQUIEM SOURCE PLATFORM: TikTok --- Code DODGY all time highs 1064 Days 364 Days 1064 days 364 Days 2014 2017 2018 202 --- Coin DOGGY

Claims analyzed (7)

  1. mostly true: Bitcoin's all-time low and all-time high runs have consistently been the same exact amount of days.
    Several crypto analysts and news outlets discuss a recurring pattern in Bitcoin's cycles, specifically mentioning approximately 1064 days for bull runs and 364 days for bear markets. However, sources often use 'approximately' or 'roughly' and note that exact durations can vary slightly depending on the data used.
  2. mostly true: From 2014 to 2017, Bitcoin's run to all-time highs was 1,064 days.
    Sources indicate that Bitcoin experienced a significant bull run from around 2015 to its all-time high in December 2017. While the exact starting point of an 'all-time low' in 2014 leading to a 1064-day run to 2017 is not precisely matched across all sources, the general timeframe for a multi-year increase leading to the 2017 peak is consistent. Some analyses specifically cite ATL 2015 to ATH 2017 as approximately 1064 days.
  3. mostly true: From 2017 to 2018, Bitcoin's return to all-time lows took 364 days.
    Bitcoin reached an all-time high in December 2017 and experienced a significant decline throughout 2018. Sources indicate this bear market lasted approximately 364 days.
  4. mostly true: From 2018 to 2021, Bitcoin topped out on November 15, 2021, after 1,064 days.
    Bitcoin experienced a significant bull run from late 2018/early 2019 to its all-time high in November 2021. While the exact date of November 15, 2021, for the peak is close, many sources cite early to mid-November 2021 as the all-time high (e.g., November 10th or around $68,500). The duration of approximately 1064 days from the 2018 low to the 2021 high is consistent with some cycle analyses.
  5. mostly true: From the November 2021 top back to the low, it took 364 days.
    After reaching its all-time high in November 2021, Bitcoin entered a bear market that saw its price decline significantly throughout 2022. Sources indicate that the period from the 2021 peak to the 2022 low was approximately 364 days.
  6. mostly true: Based on this pattern, Bitcoin's next run from all-time lows to highs will be 1,064 days, from November 7, 2022, to October 6, 2025, and the subsequent low will be around October 5, 2026, at $20,000-$40,000.
    Several crypto analysts and news sources discuss the continuation of the 1064/364-day cycle pattern, with predictions for Bitcoin reaching an all-time high around October 2025 (some sources cite $126,000) and a subsequent bottom around October 2026, with price ranges varying from $35,000-$45,000 to $50,000-$57,000. The specific start date of November 7, 2022, for the bull run is consistent with some analyses of the 2022 low.
  7. false: This kid went missing after exposing this bitcoin chart trend!
    There is no credible information or news reports to support the claim that a 'kid went missing' after exposing this Bitcoin chart trend. This appears to be a sensationalist and unsubstantiated claim. Searches for 'cryptodylnews missing kid' or similar phrases yield no relevant results. The account 'cryptodylnews' on YouTube primarily posts crypto-related content and does not mention any missing person.

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