CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. stated that 504 days have passed since Bitcoin's last halving, and compared to historical cycles, the market is currently in the mature stage of a bull market. When Bitcoin hit $70,000 in March of this year, its "Value Destroyed Days" (VDD) reached an extreme. Since then, despite two sell-offs at around $98,000 and $117,000, neither extreme has been reached. This staggered selling by long-term holders suggests a more sustainable redistribution process, with institutional demand playing a key role. Adler noted that the final peak still requires the triggering of a "peak flag," defined as the spot price reaching approximately 11 times the realized price for long-term holders. If accompanied by a large-scale sell-off by established holders and a sharp rise in short-term volatility followed by a decline, this window is expected to occur between October and November 2025.