Bitcoin’s 4-year cycle refers to the recurring pattern of bull and bear markets historically linked to Bitcoin halvings, shifts in supply issuance, and broader changes in market liquidity and investor ...

Kaiko Research says Bitcoin’s recent correction aligns with the four-year halving cycle, not a structural break from historical patterns.

Bitcoin’s four-year price cycle is commonly attributed to halvings, but a competing macro framework known as the Everything Code argues that global liquidity and debt cycles are the real driver of ...

The traditional four-year cycle in crypto is becoming obsolete due to the influence of institutional adoption. Institutional ...

The Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) halving, which takes place once every four years, is highly anticipated by crypto investors, and for good reason. Typically, Bitcoin soars in price in the 12 to 18 months ...

The bitcoin halving is imminent. This technical event, written in bitcoin's code, happens every four years. In simple terms, it is when the rewards for bitcoin miners are cut in half. The aim is to ...

Grayscale argues Bitcoin’s market structure has evolved beyond the old four-year rhythm. Institutional flows and macro dynamics have reshaped BTC’s price behavior. The halving-driven Bitcoin pricing ...

In every market cycle, there's a moment when investors start to believe that this time is different, that the guardrails are taller, that the road is smoother. But after the Oct. 10 flash crash, a ...

Investors are hopeful that a major event called the bitcoin “halving,” happening next month, could drive the price of the cryptocurrency to new record highs. Bitcoin, after a lengthy slump, is back in ...