Senior Analyst Juan M. Villaverde of Weiss Crypto has revealed that Bitcoin may be approaching one of its strongest buying opportunities in several years. According to a report issued on June 2, 2026, Villaverde suggests that a near-term price pullback could serve as final confirmation that the market’s bearish phase has ended, clearing the way for a meaningful rally during the latter half of the year.
The analysis stems from the firm’s proprietary Crypto Timing Model, which tracks cyclical patterns alongside liquidity indicators like the Japanese M2 money supply (JpM2) and Central Bank Liquidity (CBL). Villaverde noted that Bitcoin has been decisively following JpM2 throughout 2026. While recent price action has shown some weakness, the model suggests this is a cyclical consolidation rather than a structural failure.
Market participants are closely watching the $73,000 level, yet Villaverde’s framework anticipates a significant low could hit between late June and late July 2026. This outlook follows a period of lackluster price action for both Bitcoin and altcoins, a state of apathy that the firm describes as “quietly bullish.” Investors often gravitate toward the primary digital asset during these final phases of a market “winter.”
Tracking the Bitcoin buying opportunity and price floors
The current correction is estimated to be halfway over, with Weiss Crypto identifying specific downside reference areas for the coming weeks. Villaverde anticipates Bitcoin will at least test the $70,000 mark. He increasingly suspects the summer low will settle within the $60,000 to $70,000 range, explicitly citing $65,000–$66,000 and $60,000 as key support zones.
Crucially, the analyst does not expect a breach of the February 5, 2026, low, which saw prices dip near $60,000. This stable floor is supported by the fact that Italy’s largest bank exceeded $200M in Bitcoin exposure recently, reflecting a broader trend of institutional accumulation during price dips. Villaverde himself began buying in late January 2026 as prices entered his target cycle window.
Recent geopolitical risks, specifically escalations involving Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, caused a two-week deviation from the model’s expected trajectory. However, Villaverde views this as a temporary disruption rather than a breakdown of the four-phase boom-bust cycle he discovered. The underlying rhythm of the market remains centered on liquidity cycles.
Liquidity indicators point to meaningful rally potential
Weiss Crypto’s timing algorithm has historically pinpointed major market turns, including the 2018 bottom. Current liquidity and bond-market signals now imply an eventual upside target of $90,000 or $100,000. While the timeframe for these targets remains fluid, the focus is on the identified summer low as the primary entry point for this cycle.
The shift toward institutional infrastructure is further evidenced by a report that VanEck and Grayscale are moving toward potential spot ETFs for other assets, broadening the market’s base. Marija Matić, a DeFi expert at Weiss Crypto, also noted that Charles Schwab has rolled out internal Bitcoin trading for its employees, with a public launch for its 39 million clients expected soon.
This institutional activity provides a backdrop for Villaverde’s track record, which shows an average gain of 309% across 29 closed trades. He has been tracking a Q4 correction since Q4 2025 and a February low since last year, maintaining that the current market environment is the most bullish he has seen in years despite the anticipated near-term dip.
Market outlook into late 2026
The dull price action currently seen in the market is viewed as a precursor to high volatility. As Bitcoin price analysis during recent rejections suggests, the asset is working through a necessary cooling phase. Villaverde expects that once the summer bottom is established between late June and late July, the “meaningful rally” predicted for later in 2026 can begin in earnest.
Investors are advised to watch the $60,000 level as the ultimate line in the sand. “We’ve been looking at this February bottom since last year,” Villaverde stated, emphasizing that the current sell-off was expected. By following the JpM2 and CBL indicators, the firm believes the upcoming window represents a rare chance to capitalize on cyclical lows before the next major expansion.
While the exact timing of the parabolic phase is not specified for the current year, the historical accuracy of the Weiss Ratings model—which warned investors away from Bitcoin before the 2018 crash—adds weight to the current bullish thesis. The convergence of central bank liquidity shifts and institutional onboarding suggests the 2026 market structure is fundamentally different from previous cycles.