A major $15 billion asset manager has signaled a shift in Bitcoin's market dynamics. According to recent statements, the traditional 4-year Bitcoin cycle pattern appears to be breaking down. The institutional perspective suggests 2026 is positioned to be a bullish year for the asset. This repositioning of cycle expectations reflects growing debates about whether historical Bitcoin patterns still hold as the market matures with institutional participation.
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MEVHunterX
· 6h ago
Is the 4-year cycle broken? Laughing out loud, the institutions are changing their tune again. Anyway, they can spin it however they want.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 6h ago
Are you saying the 4-year cycle has collapsed again? Laughing out loud, I've been hearing that for five years.
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liquidation_watcher
· 6h ago
Is the 4-year cycle broken? That's hilarious. The institutions are only now mentioning it; retail investors have already felt it long ago.
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ClassicDumpster
· 6h ago
4-year cycle collapse? LOL, now institutions believe everything they say.
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HalfIsEmpty
· 6h ago
Oh my God, are you starting to change the cycle theory again? It was firmly established that the cycle lasts four years before.
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BTCWaveRider
· 6h ago
Ha, you're back. This time, you're saying 15 billion over a 4-year cycle will collapse? You said the same thing last year, right?
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TokenomicsDetective
· 6h ago
Wow, a 4-year cycle collapses just like that? These institutions dare to say anything now...
A major $15 billion asset manager has signaled a shift in Bitcoin's market dynamics. According to recent statements, the traditional 4-year Bitcoin cycle pattern appears to be breaking down. The institutional perspective suggests 2026 is positioned to be a bullish year for the asset. This repositioning of cycle expectations reflects growing debates about whether historical Bitcoin patterns still hold as the market matures with institutional participation.