Recently, I've been hearing a lot about a major turning point happening in the mining industry. The longest cycle of so-called mining capitulation (miners surrendering) is about to come to an end.

Looking at past market cycles, periods when miners give up large amounts of mining often signal the bottom of the BTC price. This is because, by that point, weaker players have already exited, reducing excessive supply pressure in the market. The same pattern is believed to be unfolding in this cycle as well.

Many people aim for short-term returns of around 300k to 500k yen per month through cryptocurrency day trading, but understanding these major mining cycle turning points can significantly improve the accuracy of medium-term price trend predictions. Falling mining difficulty, accelerated miner capitulation, and decreasing supply pressure—when these factors align, it’s actually a phase where big opportunities are hidden.

Looking at the charts, these signs are becoming clear. If the adjustment in the mining industry is entering its final stage, then the formation of a bottom for BTC is likely not far off. Since the entire market is still pessimistic, this could be a good buying opportunity for those with a long-term perspective.