On Jan. 20, Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) hit a new all-time high of $109,000, and many investors thought that the world's most ...

CF Benchmarks CEO Sui Chung says Bitcoin’s environment may have evolved, but its four-year halving cycle still drives supply shocks that shape the market’s core behavior. The traditional four ...

Despite fears over a disrupted Bitcoin bull market, the four-year cycle, along with the Bitcoin halving event, remain crucial for Bitcoin’s price action, according to Iliya Kalchev, dispatch ...

Bitcoin just notched its worst first quarter in a decade, falling 11.7% as markets struggled to understand the new ...

This range reflects expectations of reduced post-halving momentum ... pushing prices lower. Bitcoin's next major rally may coincide with a broader monetary easing cycle, likely in the mid-to ...

First and foremost, some investors see very little value in Bitcoin in the first place ... Finally, the shape of this halving cycle looks quite familiar. Charts never tell the whole story ...

The four-year period was chosen to align with bitcoin’s (BTC) halving cycle while also capturing the typical bull/bear market cycle, which tends to follow a similar timeframe. In March 2021 ...

While $72,000–$73,000 is seen as a key support range, broader economic trends, such as global treasury yields and equity markets, could influence Bitcoin’s next major move. Halving Cycle Still ...

Take, for example, the 2020-2021 Bitcoin bull market cycle. The Bitcoin halving took place on May 11, 2020. And that, not surprisingly, helped to kick off an 18-month rally that led to Bitcoin ...

But does that mean the famous cycle of price surges and corrections tied to halving events is broken? Nelson asked. “It's very hard to predict with any certainty whether the old Bitcoin four ...