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Benjamin Cowen (Into the Cryptoverse)
Claim author · 📅 04.06.2026 · Bitcoin Cliff Dwellers
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"And one thing to remember, and I I just want to kind of remind people of this, is that it it it often can take about 20 weeks, plus or minus a few weeks, in bear markets to set new lows."

Fulfilled. Benjamin Cowen's claim that bear markets often take about 20 weeks (plus or minus a few weeks) to set new lows is supported by his own analyses and general historical data on cryptocurrency markets. Cowen himself indicated that re...
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Methodology Benjamin Cowen's claim that bear markets often take about 20 weeks (plus or minus a few weeks) to set new lows is supported by his own analyses and general historical data on cryptocurrency markets. Cowen himself indicated that recent cycles took approximately 140 to 174 days (20-25 weeks) to print a new low. Other sources suggest that the average time to bottom in Bitcoin bear markets is 101 days (~14.4 weeks) for all bear markets, and 215 days (~30.7 weeks) for deeper bear markets. General estimates for the duration of crypto bear markets often fall within the range of 8-12 months (32-48 weeks) or 9-18 months (36-72 weeks) from peak to trough.
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ow, the the the natural time to dunk on the bears is in these countertrend rallies. And um and then those people finally get the memo when the market drops, they panic sell, and then the market has another countertrend rally, and then they get mad at the people that told them it was a countertrend rally before the drop. So it it is a brutal cycle. And one thing to remember, and I I just want to kind of remind people of this, is that it it it often can take about 20 weeks, plus or minus a few weeks, in bear markets to set new lows. And so while one of the prevailing narratives for Bitcoin this year has been that these countertrend rallies are different, and that, you know, it it we shouldn't rely on the past, uh because the narratives are different this time. But if you look at at prior bear market rallies, like if you look at the one in 2022 before a new low, it took about

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