Crypto Expert Sees Bitcoin Rebound Ahead but Warns of Volatile Cycle

Bitcoin’s recent pullback hasn’t shaken long-term optimism, according to trader Kevin Svenson, who believes the asset still shows strong bullish structure on the monthly chart.a
Despite trading well below its all-time high, he points out that BTC has reclaimed a critical support level — previously a resistance zone — which keeps its long-term uptrend intact.
However, Svenson doesn’t expect the path forward to be smooth. Rising global trade tensions and market instability, fueled in part by recent U.S. tariff moves, could make this cycle more erratic than past ones.
He describes the current climate as ideal for traders but challenging for passive investors, forecasting heightened volatility rather than the steady climbs seen in previous decades.
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After what he considers a routine 30% correction — something Bitcoin has endured during past bull markets — Svenson sees potential for a solid bounce. He predicts BTC could rally over $100,000 from here, roughly a 23% increase, though he emphasizes that global economic conditions will play a key role in what happens next.
Looking ahead, Svenson believes adaptability will be critical. Traders may need to navigate choppy price action rather than rely on past bull run patterns, as geopolitical uncertainty and market responses to fiscal policy are likely to dominate this phase of the cycle. The days of linear, predictable gains, he suggests, may be over — replaced by sharp swings and quick shifts in sentiment.