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This cycle is playing out a bit differently.
As everyone knows, BTC has always followed the "4-year halving, 4-year cycle" playbook: after the halving, the bull market starts, peaks and pulls back, then enters a long bear market, and the cycle repeats. This pattern worked flawlessly from 2013 to 2021.
But this time? The macro environment has changed, institutions are entering in new ways, and the influx of funds from ETFs is a whole different game. Can the traditional cycle model still be applied? Or has the market matured enough to break free from the constraints of the "halving narrative"?
Some believe the cycle still exists, just stretched out; others think that as the market grows and participant structure changes, this 4-year rhythm will gradually fail.
What do you think? Could this be the turning point for cycle theory?