Bitcoin Recovery Spans Roughly 100 Days Without Reaching Record High

Bitcoin (BTC) is roughly 100 days into its latest recovery, a measure of elapsed time that does not establish when or whether the asset will regain its previous all-time high.

The 100-day figure describes time already spent in the current recovery. It does not measure how much longer Bitcoin might take to return to its previous all-time high. A rise from a market low can continue without reaching that benchmark.

That distinction matters when comparing cycles. A drawdown measures a decline from a peak to a trough, while a recovery measures the rise from the lower price. Because the starting prices differ, the percentages needed to fall and then regain a peak differ as well.

An ongoing recovery alone does not establish that the broader market cycle has turned.

Bitcoin reached a high near $126,000 shortly before the October 2025 sell-off. The roughly 100-day count offers no date for a return to that level.