Does the Bitcoin 4-year cycle still hold up in today's market? According to Canary Capital's leadership, the answer is a solid yes. The firm's CEO remains convinced that this widely-discussed market pattern remains as relevant as ever. The 4-year cycle—often tied to Bitcoin's halving events—has long been a focal point for traders and analysts trying to map out longer-term price movements. Whether this historical pattern continues to drive market behavior alongside newer dynamics like institutional adoption and macroeconomic shifts is something worth watching closely.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 10h ago
Four-year cycle? Uh... it's ridiculous to still believe in that when institutions are entering so aggressively now.
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GasGuzzler
· 10h ago
There are still quite a few people who believe in the four-year cycle theory, but with so many institutions entering the market, it feels like it's already lost its original flavor.
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GateUser-26d7f434
· 10h ago
4-year cycle? Uh... Is this really going to be the one? Feels like I hear the same story every time.
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MEVHunterBearish
· 10h ago
I'm half skeptical about the four-year cycle theory. Institutional entry has changed the game. Is it really feasible to stick to the old script?
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WhaleSurfer
· 10h ago
Is the four-year cycle still the same? I don't think so. Over the past few years, institutional involvement has changed the market, so we can't just focus on the halving event.
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LeverageAddict
· 10h ago
4-year cycle? Uh... feels like this time might be a train wreck? Institutional entry has completely changed the game rules.
Does the Bitcoin 4-year cycle still hold up in today's market? According to Canary Capital's leadership, the answer is a solid yes. The firm's CEO remains convinced that this widely-discussed market pattern remains as relevant as ever. The 4-year cycle—often tied to Bitcoin's halving events—has long been a focal point for traders and analysts trying to map out longer-term price movements. Whether this historical pattern continues to drive market behavior alongside newer dynamics like institutional adoption and macroeconomic shifts is something worth watching closely.