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Bitcoin's traditional four-year halving cycle weakens as supply impact declines. Instead, global liquidity and macro cycles now drive price, with upcoming easing rates and ETF inflows supporting a bu…
Bitcoin's four-year halving cycle is more complex than previously thought, driven by liquidity and macro phases. Retail holders are capitulating heavily, while institutional buyers and whales absorb …
Standard Chartered and analysts argue Bitcoin's traditional four-year halving cycle is obsolete due to US ETFs, lowering BTC price targets but anticipating a breakout above $126,000 by mid-2026, driv…
JPMorgan launched a leveraged structured note linked to BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, positioning for Bitcoin’s halving cycle with potential high returns by 2026 or 2028, signaling institutional confidenc…
JPMorgan files a structured note linked to BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF, offering up to 50% returns by 2028 tied to Bitcoin’s halving cycle but with total principal loss risk if prices drop 30%. This sign…
VanEck's CEO highlights Bitcoin's potential quantum computing risks but supports its current investment value, urging dollar-cost averaging into the upcoming bear cycle expected in 2026.
Bitcoin approaches a historical sell-off pattern signaling a potential 75-80% drop over the next year, aligning with previous four-year halving cycles that triggered major bear markets and deep corre…
Bitcoin faces a historic sell-off with major leveraged liquidations and a break from the traditional four-year cycle, signaling a potential bear market despite recent all-time highs.
Bitcoin fell 9%, triggering $5.6 billion in liquidations amid volatility. Historical patterns suggest a potential upcoming price surge following previous halving events.
On-chain analysts say Bitcoin is early in this cycle, with technicals and spot-driven flows supporting bullish extension toward ~$157k and higher; $240k–$300k targets are presented as plausible bull-…
Tom Lee warns institutional inflows and ETF launches have weakened Bitcoin's traditional four-year halving-driven cycle, increasing equity correlation and damping bullish sentiment; analysts disagree…