Bitcoin Price Prediction Turns Bullish as Coinbase CEO Calls Bottom and Pepeto Races Ahead

The bitcoin price prediction just got a name behind it. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong told Bloomberg on September 10 that the bottom of this cycle is in, per The Block. He expects prices to trend up over the next one to two years. BTC trades at $77,160, down 38% from its $126,000 high, per CoinGecko.

But Glassnode data shows BTC gained 23% over 21 trading days through September 9. When the largest exchange on earth calls a floor, the smart money starts looking for where the next move pays the most. That search is how Pepeto reached more than $10.9 million in presale, with a Binance listing approaching.

Why Did the Coinbase CEO Call a Bitcoin Price Prediction Floor?

Armstrong pointed to the four year cycle that has shaped BTC since its start, per Investing.com. The next halving is set for 2028. Every past cycle saw the price rise for one to two years before the halving. BTC at $77,160 is 38% below its peak.

That gap, Armstrong says, is the floor, not the ceiling. On the same day, Bitcoin ETFs lost $283 million in a single session, per Wu Blockchain on X. The sell off hit three days in a row and reached $449 million. Short term fear is real, but the long view is what moves capital into early bets.